Laith Al-Majali (Jordan)

Laith Al-Majali es ante todo un narrador de historias visuales. Nacido y criado en Amman (Jordania), obtuvo una licenciatura en ciencias de la comunicación en la Universidad Elon de Carolina del Norte (EE. UU.). Majali fue productor y editor de "Capitán Abu Raed", película ganadora del premio del público en el Festival de Sundance de 2008, y se ha convertido en uno de los impulsores del nuevo movimiento fotográfico emergente del mundo árabe después de trabajar para Rolling Stone, Frank 151, Nox Mag, Jo, Skin y otras revistas regionales e internacionales. Sus trabajos también han aparecido en la revista Burn de David Alan Harvey. En los últimos cinco años Majali ha estado fotografiando el auge del hip-hop árabe para un libro que se publicará próximamente.

Equipos

  • X-T1
  • XF18mmF2 R
  • XF23mmF1.4 R
  • XF60mmF2.4 R Macro

Galería

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