Sujet

Ascent to the monastery of Ad-Deir

Légende

Ascent to the monastery of Ad-Deir, woman making tea at a lonely campfire in the rocky, deserted city of Petra, al-Batra, capital of the Kingdom of the Nabataeans, Jordan, Asia

Date

16 nov. 2022

Crédit

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Notre référence

BRK23B38_414

Model release

Non

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

40,6Mo (3,0Mo) / 41,2cm x 24,7cm / 4871 x 2912 (300dpi)

Mots clés

1 person Ad Deir Altertum Arab Arabia Arabian Arabian Peninsula Arabic Asia Asian Asiatic Church building Famous Place Human being Jordanian Mid East Middle East Mideast Monastery facilities Monastery facility Nabataeans Near East Orient Oriental People Ruined building Ruins complex Southwest Asia Southwestern Asia UNESCO West Asia Western Asia Wood fire abandoned abbey abbeys alone ancient cities ancient city ancient civilization ancient civilizations ancient times ancient world antiquity archaeologic archaeological archaeological area archaeological site archaeological sites archaeology archeologic archeological archeology ascend ascending ascent ascents attraction attractions bonfire building buildings burn burning campfire campfires capital capital city capitals church churches cities city climbing cloister deserted desolate excavation excavation field excavation site excavation sites excavations female females fire fires flame flames forsaken heat heritage heritages historic historical kingdom kingdoms landmark lone loneliness lonely lonesome monastery monastery complex monolithic church municipal old one person open sky out outdoor outdoors outside person persons place of interest religious building rock church rock-hewn church rock-hewn churches rocky ruin ruin site ruined town ruins sacral building sacred building sight single person solitude structure temple temples tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark town travel photography upward urban urban environment woman women Jordan Kingdom of Jordan Petra Rock temple Rock temples hot nabataean rock abbey rock monasteries rock monastery rock-cut temple Nabataean city Nabataean settlement UNESCO World Heritage UNESCO World Heritage Site UNESCO World Heritage Sites UNESCO site Unesco world hertiage site Wadi Musa cultural monument cultural monuments rock town