13 photographies qui marqueront à jamais notre Histoire Parmi toutes les photographies prises à travers le monde pour illustrer des moments historiques, il en existe quelques unes qui resteront à jamais gravées dans les mémoires. C’est le cas de ces 13 clichés pris entre la fin du 20ème siècle et le début du 21ème qui illustrent des faits poignants de l’époque contemporaine. 1. Portrait de Che Gevara lors de l’enterrement des victimes de l’explosion de la Coubre Le Che, comme il était surnommé à cause d’un tic de langage, a été pris en portrait lors de l’enterrement des victimes de l’explosion de la Coubre, le 5 mars 1960. Il était alors âgé de 31 ans mais représentait déjà l’espoir de beaucoup de personnes et un symbole de rébellion. 2. Lors de l’éruption du volcan colombien le Nevado del Ruiz en 1985, la ville d’Armero a été complètement détruite. 3. 4. 5. Saïgon est l’ancien nom de la ville vietnamienne Hô-Chi-Minh-Ville. 6. Cette photographie est signée Steve McCurry et date de juin 1984. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
The Friend « A. Kostia Writing a fully-fledged short story takes more than unrequited love and a laptop, even if the laptop is a new pretty one. I have given a complete list elsewhere, though. But you still feel like writing a fully-fledged short story anyway. Mostly out of habit. But that’s not all. I also have a friend. So anyway, this former friend of mine. ‘I believe in you more than in anyone else. Actually, it’s interesting how on earth I was able to be friends with a person who uses the word “marvellous” in his colloquial everyday speech. So anyway, this former friend of Vasya’s said: ‘I believe in you more than in anyone else.’ ‘What’s wrong with you?’ ‘Can I?’ They were both drunk by then. ‘You can,’ Vasya confirmed. The Friend reached out his revolting firm male hand and touched Vasya. ‘You see now?’ Everyone’s already realised by now what the author’s driving at. All this was not happening in a public place. Vasya gave a start, winced and looked at the Friend. ‘Are you nuts?’ ‘Since when?’
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Gare au Grand Méchant Loup Finalists Of The 2014 Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Competition Will Leave You Wanting More The annual Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, presented by London's Natural History Museum and BBC, has just recently announced its 50 finalists, chosen from over 41,000 entries. Here are some of the most breathtaking images taken over the last year. Share149542People Sharing To mark the 50th anniversary of the competition, the public is being given the power to select a "People's Choice Award" winner. Head over to the competition's website to vote before September 5th, when voting will be closed. The winner will be revealed in October 2014.
Patriotic Photography Durant le Première Guerre Mondiale, le gouvernement américain avait décidé d’engager l’anglais Arthur Mole et l’américain John D. Thomas pour créer des photographies de foules de soldats représentant des symboles forts des USA. Plus de ces clichés historiques dans la suite. Préhistoire. Et si les peintres des cavernes étaient des femmes ? - Arts C’est une idée communément admise, les artistes qui peignaient bisons et mammouths sur les murs des grottes dans les temps préhistoriques étaient des hommes. D’autant que lorsqu’on regarde l’histoire de l’art, on se rend compte que l’artiste femme n’est finalement qu’une invention assez récente… Des artistes femmes Pourtant, un professeur d’anthropologie archéologique américain vient battre en brèche cette idée reçue. Dean Snow, de la Penn State University, en Pennsylvanie, estime que les artistes du Paléolithique supérieur, période comprise entre 40 000 à 10 000 ans avant notre ère, étaient pour partie des femmes. Plusieurs grottes du sud de la France et du nord de l’Espagne, comme la grotte Cosquer près de Marseille, ou la grotte du Pech Merle, dans les Pyrénées, ont conservé ces précieux témoignages du passé. Des mesures des mains Empreintes de mains gauches Comment être sûr que ces mains étaient bien celles des artistes, et pas celles de modèles ?
A Visual Representation Of The Relationship Between Science And Music | SF Globe Nigel John Stanford is a musician from New Zealand who is well-known for his work in the genres of Ambient and New Age music. In the video below, you can see a range of his musical abilities as he plays both a drum set and a piano while also rigging makeshift instruments from things like playing cards. This video is entitled 'Cymatics,' and cymatics is the science of creating visualizations of audio frequencies. On his website, Stanford explains how he became interested in visualizing sound: "In 1999 I watched a documentary on 'Synesthesia' - a disorder that effects the audio and visual functions of the brain. People with the disorder hear a sound when they see bright colors, or see a color when they hear various sounds. This got me thinking that it would be cool to make a music video where every time a sound plays, you see a corresponding visual element.
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