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Posté le 3 septembre, 2010
Posté le 3 septembre, 2010
It’s not easy being paradise on earth in a country so often censured by the West…Arising out of the desert four thousand years ago, the capital of Syria again bats her eyelashes to seduce the voyager. Restoration of its palaces, enhancement of its mosques, redevelopment of its souks, Old Damascus is giving itself a beauty treatment.
Photos by Pascal Meunier/LightMediation Text by Eve Gandossi
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Posté le 2 septembre, 2010
CNRS created a new scientific instrument, the Ecotron, to study the reaction of nature to unusual climatic conditions…to the environmental changes scheduled by the IPCC in 2050…
Photos and text by Hubert Raguet/LightMediation
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Arlington West Memorial is a project of Veterans For Peace (VFP) to present the human cost of the America’s endeavors in Iraq and Afghanistan in respond of the Dover Ban. Started in the city of Santa Barbara, California, in November 2003, it had been on display every Sunday on the beach of the city of Santa Monica, California since February 2004. It is a site where people can think about the war and its consequences on the American society.
A Photo story by Mathieu Grandjean/LightMediation
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A kayak journey to Hudson Bay reveals native villages, Bigfoot sightings and the front line in the fight against global warming…
Photos ©Patrice Halley/LightMediation Text ®David Leach
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Come this summer, visitors to Rome will be able to see parts of the Roman Colosseum never before open to the public. For the first time tourists will soon be able to visit the underground of the Colosseum, where gladiators once prepared for fights and lions and tigers were caged before entertaining a blood thirsty public.
Photos and text by Eric Vandeville/LightMediation
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