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Transylvania: addicted to Dracula!
Count Dracula is a fictional character born of the unbridled imagination of the British writer Bram Stocker at the end of the 19th century. The novel was first published in 1897. Dracula is nonetheless based on a very real figure, Vlad Tepes, known ...
+ See featureThe arty energy of Istanbul by Guillaume SOULARUE
The bustling Turkish metropolis is displaying a renewed creative vitality. With its recently renovated Atatürk Cultural Center (behind its glass façade appears the opera house in the shape of a sphere composed of 15,000 handmade red ceramic ...
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Stop on Images : a selection of the latest productions by Hemis photographers.
+ See featureLava stone: a fusion of styles in Auvergne by Christian GUY
Although dormant today, the volcanoes of the Auvergne have been pouring lava into the region's valleys for almost 100,000 years. Although the volcanic nature of Volvic stone has been recognised since the middle of the 18th century, extraction of ...
+ See featureSeoul: The Breath of Renewal
Seoul is one of the top destinations of the moment. A young and colorful metropolis, it is an essential stopover for travelers attracted by Asia. Over the past decade, the South Korean capital has initiated new trends and made them adopted by the ...
+ See featureThe world's most astonishing lighthouses
There are a wide variety of lighthouses around the world. These maritime signalling devices are distinguished by their originality of shape, colour, material... Historic or contemporary, huge or tiny, they often stand watch over breathtaking ...
+ See featureBrussels rolls out its carpet of flowers
Since 1971, every 2 years, horticultural artists have taken over the Grand Place in Brussels and created a floral fresco of incredible dimensions on the ground: 70 meters long and 24 meters wide. 400,000 flowers are necessary to create this ...
+ See featureMonts d'Ardèche Natural Park in winter by Matthieu DUPONT
More famous for its gorges than for its mountains, the Ardèche is nevertheless an authentic discovery in winter. In the Monts d'Ardèche Natural Park, winter activities are numerous: snowshoeing at Mont Gerbier de Jonc, downhill skiing at the cross ...
+ See featureThe Port-Cros National Park by Bertrand RIEGER
The oldest marine park in Europe and France, the Port-Cros National Park was created on December 14, 1963 in order to preserve the richness of its terrestrial and marine fauna and flora. At a time when biodiversity is suffering, the role of natural ...
+ See featureYellowstone: Snow and fire by Denis PALANQUE
Overused in summer, the most beautiful natural park in the United States plunges into wild tranquility in winter. An immensity of pure wilderness stretches beneath the frost and reveals itself to visitors who love cold, solitude and ...
+ See featureCoastal erosion: A phenomenon under surveillance by Francis CORMON
Normandy is particularly exposed to the retreat of the coastline, which endangers homes located along the coastline. Thus, over the last 50 years, 30km2 of land have been eaten away. It is enough to observe the blockhouse of Sainte-Marguerite, which ...
+ See featureWaves by Philippe BOURSEILLER
The time of high tides is approaching: the opportunity to admire the powerful ballet of the waves. Enchanting, scoundrels, indomitable, they are one of the symbols of the power of nature. The waves fascinate by their beauty, their complexity and ...
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