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The Makishi, masked spirits of the Luvale people
In western Zambia, the Likumbi Lya Mize festival of the Luvale people takes place at the end of August. It is the final part of the complex initiation rite called Mukanda, a months-long preparation for adulthood reserved for boys during adolescence. ...
+ See featureRovos Rail: On board a legendary train
Follow the curve of the track and let yourself be carried away by these vast spaces that the eye cannot fully grasp, stretching as far as the eye can see, in the gentle uncertainty whispered by adventure. This is the promise of this railway epic ...
+ See featureJuly 2026 Agenda
UNITED STATES: 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence
Thomas Jefferson: 200th anniversary of the statesman's death
SUEZ CANAL: 70th anniversary of the Suez Crisis
DOLLY: 30th anniversary of the birth ...
Mothers and young ones
At the four corners of the planet, mothers accompany their progenies in the heart of the wild nature. To capture the privileged moments of the first steps, Hemis photographers have used often of patience, of trick sometimes as the animal world does ...
+ See featureThe incredible soccer planet
The next World Cup will take place from 11 June to 19 July in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Initially reserved for an elite when its first rules were established by Cambridge students, soccer has now become a universal sport practiced by ...
+ See featureStop on Season, June 2026
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.
Yuck ! the world of amazing foods
Eating habits vary enormously from country to country, and some foods can seem particularly repulsive to us. Among those often considered the most disgusting in the world is balut, a boiled fertilized duck egg containing a partially developed embryo ...
+ See featureJR reinvents the Pont Neuf
The Pont-Neuf is the oldest bridge in Paris. Its construction began during the reign of King Henry III, who laid the first stone in 1578, and it was completed in 1607 under Henry IV. It was the first bridge to be built entirely of stone and to ...
+ See featureFavorites, June 2026
Stop on Images : a selection of the latest productions by Hemis photographers.
+ See featureBetween cheese and memory: the Bearded Men of La Gruyère
In the heart of Switzerland, in the canton of Fribourg, the Gruyère region is home to a tradition as unique as it is fascinating: that of the Bearded Men of La Gruyère. Every year, at the Invuettes alpine pasture, nestled in a landscape of alpine ...
+ See featureThe pigeons of Cairo: lords of the sky!
From ancient times, Egyptians used pigeons to communicate and transmit messages over long distances. They were also raised for their meat and droppings, which were used as fertilizer in agriculture. Today, pigeons no longer carry the secrets of the ...
+ See featureA penchant for imbalance
When we think of architectural structures with questionable stability, we immediately think of the most famous of them all: the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa. Yet, it is far from the only one with a tendency to tilt. This applies to both ancient ...
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