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The Red Wood Ant: A Six-Legged Superhero by Ingo Arndt
Ingo Arndt's interest in red wood ants (Formica polyctena) dates back to his childhood. Now an accomplished German photographer, he explores the lives of these tiny creatures with extensive and state-of-the-art equipment. His photographs offer a ...
+ See featureAmphibious vehicles: anything goes!
Amphibious vehicles can fly (in the case of airplanes) or travel on roads, but they also have the ability to move on water thanks to an ingenious technical process that ensures their buoyancy in these conditions. It's always an incredible sight to ...
+ See featureAgenda January 2026
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CHRISTIE: 50th anniversary of the death of British writer Agatha Christie
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MITTERAND: 30th anniversary of the death of François Mitterrand
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CONCORDE: 50th anniversary of the first commercial ...
1775-2025: in the footsteps of Jane Austen
250 years after her birth, Jane Austen (a key figure in 19th-century English literature) remains as popular as ever. She has even managed to win over Generation Z, who have embraced her work and propelled her to the status of a modern romantic icon, ...
+ See featureAlbi: spotlight on the jewel of Tarn
Already recognized in 2010 by UNESCO, which inscribed it on the World Heritage list, Albi continues to attract attention. The latest accolade: the "red city" has ranked 5th in Forbes magazine's prestigious list of European cities to visit in 2026, ...
+ See featureStop on Season, December 2025
Each month we offer a Season selection of the best travel images.
Inspiring, creative, bucolic and traveling, these visuals are sources of inspiration for your projects.
Have a nice trip with Hemis.
Mimosa: the gold of the Côte d'Azur
Originally from Australia, where the flower is celebrated every September 1st on "Wattle Day", the mimosa (Acacia Dealbata) was imported to England in the 18th century following the expeditions of Captain Cook. A century later, British high society ...
+ See featureVietnam: Con Dao, from prison to paradise by Philippe BODY
The small archipelago of Con Dao is becoming one of the most popular and confidential destinations in Southeast Asia. A little corner of paradise for islands that were for decades rather a symbol of hell on earth. It was there that the French ...
+ See featureFavorites, December 2025
Stop on Images : a selection of the latest productions by Hemis photographers.
+ See featureAre gas stations at risk of running out of fuel?
The same observation is being made all over the world! Fuel prices are rising in a context of progressively dwindling resources. And the need to combat global warming seems to be forcing the gradual decline of gas stations, symbols of the ...
+ See featureTrudon: the oldest wax factory in the world
Classified as a "Living Heritage Company", Trudon has been producing its candles in an artisanal manner since 1643 that makes it the oldest wax factory in operation in the world! The thirty people who keep this sprightly old lady alive are based in ...
+ See featureCentenary of the Art Deco movement
To mark the centenary of the 1925 International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts - which gave its name to the Art Deco movement - photographers from the Hemis agency invite you on a journey to discover the major works that bear ...
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