Mois de la Photo 2014 : les 10 expos à ne pas manquer Tous les deux ans depuis 1980, le Mois de la Photo investit Paris. La biennale 2014 rassemble plus de 100 expositions dans les musées, galeries et centres culturels. Pour l'occasion, on a dressé notre top 10 des expos photos à voir en novembre. Bruno Boudjelal, Détours-Retour Une Algérie photographiée qui fait écho à un voyage trouble, dénué de repères, oscillant entre portraits, paysages et natures mortes. Exposition du 3 au 30 novembre 2014 à la Galerie du Pont Neuf, 23 place Dauphine, 75001 Paris. Carlos Pérez Siquier, La Playa Un inventaire de la plage qui invite le spectateur à s'imprégner d'une atmosphère chromatique chaude et acidulée. Exposition du 23 octobre au 6 décembre 2014 à la Galerie Tagomago, 4 Villa Ballu, 75009 Paris. Jean-Robert Dantou, Objets Sous Contrainte Le photographe Jean-Robert Dantou présente dans cette série un travail minimaliste reflétant les folies psychiatriques et obsessionnelles affirmées par la manipulation d'objets du quotidien. Le Corps Masculin
Amazing Photos Of Amazing Humans (31 pics) Pics | 15 Sep, 2014 | Views: 2839256 | Every single one of these people has a story to tell. Do you like it? It is just one of the thousands of posts that we have on the Acidcow.com. Please visit our main page to see other great pictures and videos! Les 40 photos les plus puissantes jamais prises au monde depuis 100 ans. Le site web spécialisé Buzzfeed a publié les 40 photos les plus puissantes jamais prises au monde depuis 100 ans. Certaines photos sont fort émouvantes et montrent bien qu'une photo vaut 1000 mots! traduction by huffingtonpost Quebec Un vétéran russe pleure à côté du tank, maintenant un monument, dans lequel il a fait la guerre. Via: englishrussia.com Un enfant roumain donne un ballon en forme de coeur à l'escouade anti-émeute pendant des manifestations anti-austérité à Bucarest. Source: ioanamoldovan.com / via: theworldreporter.com Le chef de police retraité de Philadelphie Ray Lewis est arrêté lors des manifestations Occupy Wall Street, en 2011. Un moine prie pour un vieil homme qui venait de mourir en Chine. Image by Asianewsphoto / Reuters Un chien reste près de son maître décédé pour une deuxième journée consécutive, après les glissements de terrain meurtriers de janvier 2011, à Rio de Janiero. Image by Vanderlei Almeida / Getty Images Image by Associated Press / AP Via: hfcsd.org John F.
10 Fascinating Recently Discovered Photographs History Photo lists are my favorite to read and write about, so I’m always trying to think of new subject matter for a photo list that would complement the others on the site. Recently my brother discovered some old pictures of our grandfather. We never knew they existed, and it gave me the idea for this list. This list looks at some rare and hopefully interesting photographs that were uncovered in recent years along with descriptions of the photos and how they were discovered. Taken: 1925Discovered: 2005 In 2005 the Smithsonian Institution announced that it had some never-before published pictures of the Scopes Monkey Trial which was dubbed “The Trial of the Century,” The negatives were discovered after looking through archival material donated to the Smithsonian back in 1971. Interesting Fact: One explanation of why this picture was never published at the time is that the trial ended the next day, and Scopes was found guilty. Taken: 1858Discovered: 2006 Taken around: 1900Discovered: 2008
Top 40 des photos géniales de tournage de films cultes Vous ne saurez vous contenter d'un bon film. Non, il vous en faut toujours plus : bêtisiers, making-of et autres éléments "behind the scenes" (dans l'envers du décor). Voir les comédiens en costume de monstres discuter tranquillou un verre à la main, voir le réalisateur déconner en arrière plan avec l'actrice principale, c'est quand même assez chouette, et presque même familial. Star Wars Casino Royale 2001: Odyssée de l'Espace Star Wars Sesame Street Laurel et Hardy au Far West Shining Metropolis Titanic Titanic Le Lauréat Le Bon, la Brute et le Truand La Ruée vers l'Or Le 5ème élément L'Empire contre attaque Harry Potter Alien Kill Bill Vol. 1Kill Bill Vol. 1Les Oiseaux Les Oiseaux Star Trek Tron Les Dents de la Mer Iron Man La Fureur de Vivre Faust Harry Potter Autant en emporte le vent Le Parrain Star Wars Easy Rider Star Wars The Dark Knight Batman Citizen Kane Casablanca À bout de souffle Retour vers le futur Braveheart Vous en connaissez d'autres ?
Here Are 45 Rare Photos From The Past You've Never Seen Before. #7 Is Horrifying! Just think of all of the amazing things you have been a witness to throughout history. Now, think of all of the things other people you know have seen. It's a lot of ground to cover, when it comes to memories. These historic photo opportunities happened in the blink of an eye, but someone was lucky enough to capture it on film. 1.) Les 20 meilleurs blogs photo selon Life Le site du vénérable Time vient de lancer ses Awards des meilleurs blogs photo et autant vous le dire tout de suite, la sélection est superbe (l’inverse m’aurait étonné de leur part). Connus ou personnels, généralistes ou spécialisés, accessibles ou pointus, ces blogs sont à ajouter les yeux fermés à votre sélection de sites photo. Voici nos 9 favoris parmi de la sélection du Time ! In Focus Mais où est donc passé Alan Taylor, le créateur de “The Big Picture”, LA référence des photoblogs d’actu ? American Suburb X Rendant hommage à un certain American History X, ce blog vous est sûrement connu, puisque nous avons parlé du projet de son fondateur pas plus tard qu’hier ! 500 Photographers Attention, ce photoblog s’arrêtera dans 11 mois. What’s the Jackanory? Lightbox Le photoblog du Time fait dans le très haut de gamme du photojournalisme et du fine art. Lens L’incontournable section photo du New York Times est une expérience haut de gamme à chaque nouveau post. BagNews Notes
21 Photos Of Nature Winning The Battle Against Civilization You might have to plant the flowers in your backyard to see some green action, but plants will grow from just about anywhere if you give them enough time. If you abandoned your home today and returned many years later, you might find trees growing right out of your bedroom walls, and plants the size of beanstalks shooting straight up out of your floorboards. Plants are incredibly resilient, and can grow from the most unlikely places so long as they have a source of sun and water. These man-made objects, buildings, and entire cities are no match for the rapid growth of plant life. Check out these unbelievable photos of nature wining the battle against civilization. The Bicycle Tree This bicycle now permanently belongs to a tree on Vashion Island in Washington. The After Life of a 160-Year-Old Railway Located in Paris, this old railway was long ago abandoned, allowing the beauty of nature to grow and prosper in place of humans. Abandoned Shopping Mall Abandoned Ferris Wheel Abandoned Castle I.M.
500 Photographers Sanctuary of Ruin: Touring Western Australia's Piano Graveyard, by Jason Cotter : Articles : Terrain.org by Jason Cotter Legend has it that when an elephant becomes aware its own death is imminent, it leaves the herd and travels alone to a final resting place known by instinct, an arched cathedral of bleached bones and ivory known as the elephant graveyard. Here all past elephants have converged, creating a reverent repository of sorts. The graveyard is thought apocryphal but some facets of the myth ring true: elephants do venerate the bones of their dead, especially the ivory, carrying the tusks about or gently rolling them back and forth beneath their sensitive feet. The myth conjures a mysterious place, heavy with memory and metaphor, where one might ruminate on lost things, the majesty of life, and the inevitability of ruin. As I slow for a discreet turnoff just short of York at the fringe of Western Australia’s wheat belt 80 kilometers east of Perth, I might have similar notions in mind if it weren’t for my anticipation. Then a piano. Perhaps a few find what they are looking for.
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He Was a 98-Year-Old Veteran. A Picture Taken of Him Just One Day Before Death Has Moved America. Americans nationwide reacted to a now-viral photo of a 98-year-old veteran who, too ill to attend the annual Veterans Day celebrations last week, asked that he be dressed in his uniform. Justus Belfield was too weak to leave his bed, but The Daily Gazette of Schenectady reported that he has worn his uniform every Veterans Day since he and his wife moved to a nursing home in upstate New York several years ago. It was the last time Belfield, who passed away early Wednesday morning, ever wore his uniform. “I could see him breathing, and I leaned down and I looked at him and I said, ‘Happy Veterans Day. Thank you for your service,’” Christine Camp, who works at the home, recalled. Belfield’s response, pictured below, will never be forgotten: This Nov. 11, 2014 photo provided courtesy of Nancy McKiernan of Baptist Health Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Glenville, N.Y., shows 98-year-old World War II veteran Justus Belfield saluting on Veterans Day.