Parution COREE – Rajasthan – The festivals of the desert. by Jean-Baptiste Rabouan
Ladakh of the future
The ecological and energetics stakes that Ladakh has to face today look very much like what tomorrow’s world will have to deal with. Could Ladakh become then an example of an eco-friendly society ?
Photos and text by Jean-Baptiste Rabouan/LightMediation
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Istanbul, the Glorious
Bridge between Asia and Europe, Istanbul spreads out along the banks of the Sea of Marmara, the Bosporus and the Golden Horn, bringing to the magic of the water its dazzling Byzantine architecture.
Photos by Jean-Baptiste Rabouan Text by Danielle Tramard
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Amsterdam…In the bicycles wake
The Venice of the North, Amsterdam has kept its rambling spirit and cultivates the joy of living along its canals. Instantly recognizable architecture, prestigious, as well as secret, museums and a tranquil simplicity make it irresistible.
Photos by Jean-Baptiste Rabouan/LightMediation Text by Danielle Tramard
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The forgotten treasures of Rajasthani art
In Rajasthan, temples and former forts and palaces conceal littleknown masterpieces of paintings and architechture. From Bundi to Junamahal, sometimes beneath the dust of forgetfulness, one can discover very fine artwork including some showing an amazing modern style…
Photos and text by Jean-Baptiste Rabouan / LightMediation
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Kinnaur – Des Dieux et des Hommes
Ouverte au tourisme depuis quinze ans à peine, cette haute vallée fertile à l’est de l’Himachal Pradesh, près du Tibet, recèle des paysages saisissants. Sur ses pentes verdoyantes et boisées perchent une myriade de jolis villages de montagne. A l’horizon, le majestueux mont Kinnaur Kailash sert, d’après la légende, de retraite hivernale au dieu Shiva.
un reportage de Jean-Baptiste Rabouan/LightMediation
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Parution AUSTRALIE – Rajasthan – The festivals of the desert. by Jean-Baptiste Rabouan
Les Hommes plumes
Au coeur géographique de l’Asie, l’Arunachal Pradesh est sans doute l’état le moins connu et le plus mystérieux de l’Inde. Il préserve, outre d’immenses forêts et une grande biodiversité, des populations tribales longtemps restées à l’écart des axes commerciaux et qui ont su préserver artisanats et traditions millénaires malgré une évangélisation massive.
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