Camilla Caraccio | Journalist | Portraits

Mamdouh Bisharat, or the "Duke of Mukhaibe". The title was bestowed upon him by late King Hussein of Jordan as a tribute to his constant dedication to preserving the legacy of his country.

An impatient crowd waits impatiently for the best knakeh in town. Amman, Jordan

Troubled waters The people of Kerala are well-known around the world for their relentlessly smiling and welcoming attitude, which has made the state a top destination among honeymooners and backpackers alike. Over the centuries, Kerala's iconic 'backwaters' have grown their economic significance for the livelihoods of local communities. But as the rivers continue to be heavily used for cooking, drinking and washing, as well as for agriculture and transportation purposes, concerns about the environment arise. The increase of intrusive human activities is also threatening the beauty of the area's picturesque waterlogged villages and that of palm-fridged rivers themselves, whose color seems to be more and more veering into brown.

A young boy holds a poster with King Abdullah II in his hands as the city celebrates the Great Arab Revolt centennial in Amman, Jordan.

A young boy hides the preparation of a religious festival taking place in late May in Kanchipuram, India.

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