Dan Jackson/Manifest Photography -Haggadah Project

Behind the scenes look at the book I am writing and illustrating. Images from exotic locations. Some studio work. Excepts from my travel journals. Things I've learned along the way that are shaping the direction of the project. Maybe even some sneak peaks from time to time. A way for me to record the process of shooting and writing my book -because sometimes the journey is as important as the destination.

Dan Jackson is a fine art & commercial photographer, raconteur and a bumptious bloviator who likes the journalist's credo; To afflict the comfortable and comfort the afflicted.

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I left the French tourists in this shot to show the scale of some of these massive columns. Abydos. 2nd hypostyle.

I left the French tourists in this shot to show the scale of some of these massive columns. Abydos. 2nd hypostyle.

One of the many chambers at Abydos.

One of the many chambers at Abydos.

Abydos Temple. 2nd hypostyle.

Abydos Temple. 2nd hypostyle.

You can see how ancient temple construction influenced Islamic architecture. Abydos Temple, 3rd hypostyle.

You can see how ancient temple construction influenced Islamic architecture. Abydos Temple, 3rd hypostyle.

Abydos Temple. 2nd hypostyle.

Abydos Temple. 2nd hypostyle.

“Jews were here!” Offering room at Abydos Temple. You can see a Star of David carved and painted onto the pillar in the foreground. (Top left corner.)

“Jews were here!” Offering room at Abydos Temple. You can see a Star of David carved and painted onto the pillar in the foreground. (Top left corner.)

Abydos, my favourite temple.

Abydos, my favourite temple.

Massive columns in Dandera. 1st hypostyle.

Massive columns in Dandera. 1st hypostyle.

Nuut -the Goddess of the Sky. Every night she swallowed the sun and every morning the sun would reemerge from her uterus. Also depicted is Hathor the cow headed Fertility Goddess for whom Dandera was built.

Nuut -the Goddess of the Sky. Every night she swallowed the sun and every morning the sun would reemerge from her uterus. Also depicted is Hathor the cow headed Fertility Goddess for whom Dandera was built.

Dandera’s remarkably well preserved illustrations. Thousands of years later the pigments remain vibrant because the roof is still intact.

Dandera’s remarkably well preserved illustrations. Thousands of years later the pigments remain vibrant because the roof is still intact.

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