Photographers
Since 2015, Jungleye has invited over 150 people to express themselves around the language of photography. All participants are still in contact with Jungleye and continue to tell their story through the media.
Abdennasser ◊ Abdulfatah ◊ Abraham ◊ Abu Alexander ◊ Ahmad Alsaade ◊ Ahmad Alsamray ◊ Ahmad Konbos ◊ Ammar Raad ◊ Baraa Halabieh ◊ Fadi ◊ Fouzi Hraki ◊ Genjo Selwa ◊ Khalaf ◊ Maholi ◊ Maki Alsaid ◊ Mohamed Assan ◊ Mohamed Moussa ◊ Mohammed Chihade ◊ Moomin ◊ Muhamad Kunbos ◊ Muhammad Idrees ◊ Sami ◊
Seif Jamal ◊ Waseem ◊ Ahmad Issa ◊ Ahmad Khalil Amini ◊ Artesh Abi Abi ◊ David ◊ Imran Abuhadeer ◊ Leila ◊ Mohamed Rahal ◊ Alrawi ◊ Sultan Al Telawi ◊ Vasim Ataei ◊ Aiman ◊ Alan ◊ Gina ◊ Jack ◊ Leila ◊ Maher ◊ Mazin ◊ Nazar ◊ Raeda ◊ Ahmad ◊ Ahmad Ramdan ◊ Sharro ◊ Ahmad Zedan ◊ Akba Khatab ◊ Ali ◊ Ayman Al Hadj ◊ Bahaa Al-Sayyed ◊ Hala ◊ Hanan ◊ Homann Hajj Salim ◊ Isaehem Saadi ◊ Kawa Kawa ◊ Khaled Ismail Abdel ◊ Karim ◊ Lahaf Asaad Al Omar ◊ Loai ◊ Mahmud ◊ Muhammad Ali ◊ Musab Almawed ◊ Naren Nader ◊ Naten Nader ◊ Raghad El Souad ◊ Rahaf Asaad Al Omar ◊ Rahida Joko ◊ Safin Nader ◊ Tolin Muhamad ◊ Toni Jason ◊ Waren Nader ◊ Yasmin Ismail ◊ Abdel Aziz ◊ Abdo Al-Rachid ◊ Abdu ◊ Adham ◊ Akram ◊ Ali ◊ Amina Kamal ◊ Amni ◊ Awad Said Al-Rashid ◊ Bahaa Al Sayed ◊ Basaam Said ◊ Hamdo Fawwaz Said ◊ Hiba ◊ Ibrahim Nidal ◊ Safah ◊ Salah ◊ Yasmin ◊ Aicha ◊ Farida ◊ Ghazia ◊ Haifa ◊ Khawla ◊ Nuzha ◊ Ragheda ◊ Safaa ◊ Seba ◊ Wazira ◊ Laia ◊ Soubhi ◊ Shir Ahmad ◊ Youssef ◊ Fahim ◊ Jalil ◊ Jakob ◊ Marcos ◊ Len ◊ Mateo ◊ Raoul ◊ Leonard ◊ Muhib ◊ Ilaf ◊ Maram ◊ Ali ◊ Mohamad ◊ Majed ◊ Kassem ◊ Sahar ◊ Ariam ◊ Mohamed ◊ Wiham ◊ Maha ◊ Chahira ◊ Ahmad ◊ Youssef ◊ Abdu ◊ Fawad ◊ Khadim Ullah ◊ Mesmin ◊ Murad ◊ Nathanael ◊ Ruta ◊ Zerabruk ◊ Mohammed
Abdulaziz, Syrian
«Every morning we run to the little school of photos and spend the day laughing and taking pictures instead of working in the fields. I want Julie and Sousou to stay with us»
Ahmad, Iraqi
«I like having a camera in my hand. This adrenaline time to shoot photos. I like to be on the lookout for everything that happens around me. I would like to be a war photographer, to go back to my country and show the things that happen to be involved in it. It’s not pretty.»
Ammar, Syrian
«Involving myself in Jungleye has allowed me to meet wonderful people from many different countries and to gain new skills. Before, I used to hate everything related to art. Today, I am a photographer.»
Baraa, Syrian
«Now I’m a Jungleye to show the world the reality of the Jungle through our eyes. Between the jungle and myself, there is an interactive relation.»
Genjo, Kurdish from Iraq
«Today, I have become THE refugee. I take pictures, I take videos, I denounce our situation, and sometimes, I suffer. It is hard to find yourself assuming this situation. But with Jungleye, I keep on creating and hoping.»
Khawla, Syrian
«What seems the most important to me in photography is to know how to express your feelings and your thoughts just by watching the picture.»
Moomin, Syrian
«Every morning we run to the little school of photos and spend the day laughing and taking pictures instead of working in the fields. I want Julie and Sousou to stay with us.»
Waseem, Syrian
«Today, I am trying to escape the Jungle and reach my dream: to give a future for my three kids. With Jungleye, I also try to escape reality.»