Photos
from Summer 2012
mardi 28 juillet 2015
lundi 27 juillet 2015
Irrawady Dolphin, LAOS
Although
sometimes called the Irrawaddy river dolphin, it is not a true river
dolphin, but an oceanic dolphin that lives in brackish water near
coasts, river mouths and in estuaries. It has established
subpopulations in freshwater rivers, including the Mekong, where
less than a hundred individuals live
between Laos and Cambodia. Photo from November 2013.
vendredi 24 juillet 2015
GUATEMALA
lundi 20 juillet 2015
Sculptures from NORWAY
Norway
is a sculpture friendly country as seen on this few photos, most of
them by the great Gustav Vigeland, mainly from his namesake marvelous
park. Photos from Summer 2014
vendredi 17 juillet 2015
Kasbashs from MOROCCO
A
kasbah is a
fortress (citadel) but the word may also be
used to describe the old part of a city. A
kasbah has high walls, usually without windows and
sometimes, they were built on hilltops so
that they could be more easily defended. Having a kasbah built was a
sign of wealth of some families in the city, like
for instance Telouet, the Kasbah the Glaouis dynasty.
Almost all cities had their kasbah, this building being something
necessary for the city to survive. Most of
them don't last much due to the material used to built them, mostly
consisting in Mud, stones and pissé (Mud pressed and dried between
wooden boards). Photos from October 2012
1. /
2. Ait Ben Haddou
3. /
4. Telouet
7.
Amridil, Skoura
Libellés :
Castles and Palaces,
Morocco
mardi 14 juillet 2015
dimanche 12 juillet 2015
jeudi 9 juillet 2015
Berlin, GERMANY
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