Archives de décembre, 2008
Yemen – Sana’a, classée au patrimoine mondial, photographiée par Bruno Morandi
Parution Japon -NEWSWEEK- Les conséquences de la politique de l’enfant unique en Chine par Alain Buu
Ernesto Guevara’s paths.
« Now I know, accepting it with some kind of fatality, that travel is my destiny… » Ernesto Che Guevara, in « Motorcycle diaries », 1951.
On the 9th of october 2007, 40 years have passed since the day Che Guevara, born 81 years ago, died under the shots of a bolivian sargent, in a tiny classroom of La Higuera, after he could lived an adventure of 16 years, mostly in Latin America.
In january of 2009, 2 movies about Che’s life will come out, both directed by S. Soderbergh (B. Del Toro was awarded in Cannes 2008 for his interpretation of the Che).
A Photo story by Patrick Bard/Signatures/LightMediation
Contact – Thierry Tinacci – LightMediation Photo Agency +33 (0)6 61 80 57 21 thierry[AT]lightmediation.com
Parution FRANCE – Air Mediterranée – Rêves de Sahara par Jean Robert
Secrets of the French Gothic cathedrals.
At the start of the 13th century, the 100-year war and the great plague epidemics have not yet darkened Europe. During this golden age, men have been longing for splendour and craving for light : it is the time of the cathedrals. An extraordinary enthusiasm will lead the builders of this era to erect the most beautiful and impressive monuments ever built for the glory of God. The architectural feats they managed to perform were nearly impossible and are still puzzling today’s architects. Behind the imposing naves, the details of the stained glasses, statues and other ornaments reveal deep esoteric meanings with sometimes erotic representations. Holding the right keys, the visitor will be able to decode the hidden meanings and then have an insight of the mystic state of mind prevaling in the Middle-Ages.
Photos and text © Sandrine and Jean-Baptiste Rabouan/Lightmediation
Contact- Thierry Tinacci- LightMediation Photo Agency +33 (0)6 61 80 57 21 thierry[AT]lightmediation.com
Festival du Scoop d’Angers: Eitan Haddok reçoit le prix de l’information scientifique.
Le photographe Eitan Haddok a reçu le Samedi 30 Novembre 2008, le prix de l’information scientifique au Festival du Scoop et du Journalisme d’Angers, pour son sujet sur « la naissance d’un ocean »
Parution FRANCE – Madagascar: les bergers blancs de l’ile rouge. par Patrick Delance
