BURN MAGAZINE “What then is time? If no one asks me, I know what it is. If I wish to explain it to him who asks, I do not know.” – Saint Augustine As a professional drummer who’s title is that of time-keeper, I’m constantly challenged by the responsibility of holding the band together, making … Lire la suite
Le collectif allemand eBoy recrée les grandes villes du monde en version pixels dans leur projet Pixorama. Une sorte de jeu vidéo bourré de références. Les reconnaîtrez- vous ? LES REPONSES Lire la suite
Vadim Makhorov et Vitaly Raskalov ont créé une onde de choc sur Internet le 12 février 2014 en postant une vidéo d’eux-mêmes escaladant la Tour Shanghai. La Tour Shanghai, haute de 632 mètres, une fois terminée, sera le second plus haut bâtiment du monde après la tour Burj Khalifa à Dubai. That’s Shanghai a interviewé les deux russe à … Lire la suite
Il garde le mystère de son identité mais nous offre, depuis quelques jours, une magnifique série tout droit sortie d’un rêve. MORE Lire la suite
BOSTON.COM The winners have been named in the 2013 National Geographic Photography contest. As a leader in capturing our world through brilliant imagery, National Geographic sets the standard for photographic excellence. Professional photographers and amateur photo enthusiasts from over 150 countries submitted more than 7000 entries. Photographs were entered in three categories: people, places and … Lire la suite
Dutch National Archief (Archives Nationales Néerlandaises) Certaines de ces photographies japonaises datent du 19ème siècle. Elles sont imprimées sur papier albuminé et peintes à la main. L’impression à l’albumine est un procédé photographique à base de blanc d’oeuf, utilisé comme un liant retenant les produits chimiques du négatif sur le papier d’impression. Mis en ligne … Lire la suite
BURN MAGAZINE The photographs are part of the series Chasseurs, shot during the summer of 2010 in the jungles of the Republic of Congo. They are a product of the time I spent living with the local hunters. Working at the heart of the jungle I became aware of the presence of local hunters, and … Lire la suite
BOSTON.COM The Turkana are traditionally nomadic pastoralists, but the pastures needed to feed their herds suffer from recurring droughts and many have turned to fishing. The trend began back in the 1960s, following a devastating drought, which wiped out entire herds. The government introduced communities to fishing in the mostly untouched Lake Turkana. But now … Lire la suite
BURN MAGAZINE Christianity is on the edge of extinction in its birthplace, the Middle East. Escaping sectarian violence, kidnappings, religious fatwas, economic hardship and severe persecution, the oldest Christian communities in the world are leaving the region. Nowadays there are more Iraqi, Turkish and Palestinian Christians living in the Diaspora in Europe, the US or … Lire la suite
BOSTON.COM Today’s post highlights the recent work of Associated Press photojournalist Rodrigo Abd’s in Peru. His subjects include members of the Ashaninka tribe; the Lord of Huanca Sanctuary; the « Ojo que Llora » memorial; blinding mists called « la garua »; and a memorial service for the Bishop Emeritus of Huancavelica. Abd was part of the 2013 Pulitzer … Lire la suite
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