Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 12月13日 21時04分

Today on magnumphotos.com: Mark Power reflects on his time photographing the makeshift cities that have become the long-term home of refugees in Jordan. Link in bio.

Zaatari was built in 2012 with the intention of temporarily housing just 5,000; one year later 150,000 had settled there. Situated eight miles from the Syrian border, it’s a huge, sprawling camp in the desert and the traditional destination for newly arrived refugees. It has quickly become one of the world’s largest refugee camps; in fact, when Power visited, its population of 80-90,000, and area of 5.2 square km, meant it was the fourth largest city in Jordan.

PHOTO: Zaatari Syrian Refugee Camp. Near Mafraq, Jordan. October 20, 2015. © @marktpower/#MagnumPhotos

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