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  • Writer: Laurent Denimal
    Laurent Denimal
  • Oct 17



Que moi (ou presque) 


is a photo book essentially about me (and a few "others")

to mark the dawn of my sixties !


The fundraising campaign launched on Ulule

will enable me to finance the production of the book,

in a limited edition of 60 copies.



Tempus fugit...




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I pre-order a copy here



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About the book...




  • 80 pages with 64 black and white and colour photographs (silver, digital and Polaroid process, scanned paper prints);



  • The print run is limited to 60 copies, signed and numbered 1 to 60/60;



  • The foreword is in French;



  • English, Swedish, Spanish, Deutsch, Chinese and Arabic gonna be accessible via QR code in the book.




Extract from the layout...








Some photographs from the book...



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See you on Ulule

to read and see more

about the project !




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Que moi (ou presque),

a book to have









Ne me demandez pas mon âge, il change tout le temps.


Alphonse Allais





 
 
 
  • Writer: Laurent Denimal
    Laurent Denimal
  • Dec 15, 2024


A change of direction has been underway in Syria over the last few days, following a sudden upheaval in the political situation and the fall of Damascus, which led to the long-awaited departure of the Assad clan.


Here are some images of Syria taken in July 2002, during a two-week visit through the country.

You can see more photographs of the Middle East (Jordan, Egypt, Lebanon) on my Website.




Un changement de direction est à l'oeuvre depuis quelques jours en Syrie, après un chamboulement éclair de la situation politique et la chute de Damas ayant entraîné le départ tant attendu du clan Assad.


Suivent ici quelques images de la Syrie prises en juillet 2002 lors d’un séjour de deux semaines à travers le pays.

Vous pouvez voir d'autres photographies sur le Moyen-Orient (Jordanie, Egypte, Liban) sur mon site Internet.








Damascus, from Jebel Qassioum
Damascus, from Jebel Qassioum



Damascus
Damascus



Damascus
Damascus



Aleppo
Aleppo



Aleppo, in the souk
Aleppo, in the souk



Aleppo
Aleppo



Damascus, old town
Damascus, old town



Damascus, at the Umayyad Mosque
Damascus, at the Umayyad Mosque



Damascus, at the Umayyad Mosque
Damascus, at the Umayyad Mosque



Damascus, at the Sayyida Zaynab Mosque
Damascus, at the Sayyida Zaynab Mosque





You can easily follow the Instagram account where I post regularly new photographs.


Vous pouvez facilement suivre le compte Instagram où je poste régulièrement de nouvelles photographies.




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  • Writer: Laurent Denimal
    Laurent Denimal
  • Feb 17, 2024


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Al-Khiyam is a village in southern Lebanon. It is famous for the prison located there, which the Israelis transformed into a detention centre in which some 3,000 men and women, Lebanese but also Palestinians, active resistance fighters or ordinary inhabitants refusing to collaborate with Israel, were locked up between 1985 and 2001.


The prison was turned into a museum in 2000.


The Israeli air force destroyed the site during its bombing campaign in 2006.


In 2003, the journalist Véronique Ruggirello published « Khiam, prison de la honte » (@editions.harmattan), the testimony of 12 former prisoners.


In 2014, Souha Bechara, a Lebanese activist who was detained for ten years in Khiam, published a book about her imprisonment, « La Fenêtre, camp de Khiam » (@editionselyzad).


The photographs were taken in summer 2004.




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Al-Khiyam est un village situé au sud du Liban. Il est célèbre en raison de la prison qui y est située, transformée par les Israéliens en centre de détention dans lequel quelque 3.000 hommes et femmes, des Libanais mais aussi des Palestiniens, des résistants actifs ou de simples habitants refusant de collaborer avec Israël ont été enfermés entre 1985 et 2001.


La prison a été transformée en musée en 2000.


L’aviation israélienne a détruit le site lors de sa campagne de bombardements en 2006.


En 2003, la journaliste Véronique Ruggirello publie dans « Khiam, prison de la honte » (@editions.harmattan) le témoignage de 12 anciens prisonniers.


En 2014, Souha Bechara, militante libanaise, qui a été détenue dix ans à Khiam, publie un livre de témoignage sur son incarcération; « La Fenêtre, camp de Khiam » (co-écrit avec Colette Ibrahim, @editionselyzad ).


Les photographies ont été prises à l'été 2004.








 
 
 

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