Syrian Revolution for The Telegraph /December 8, 2024 by Eduardo Soteras Jalil

I traveled to Syria a few days after Al-Assad's fall to work on stories for The Telegraph with Adrian Blomfield.

You can also check my Instagram feed, which usually is not well fed.

Because of where I come from, somehow I like to dislike some sort of popular happiness, even more when it includes flags. And a ball.
But here in Homs it is different, even more in Baba Amr, where we were, here where the regime of Assad will go beyo

Syria, her freedom.

Omdurman, Sudan, June 2024. #sudan #africa #photojournalism #photography #documentary #documentaryphotography

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“They blended religion and art and science because, at base,
science is no more than an investigation of a miracle
we can never explain, and art is an interpretation of that miracle” 
Ray Bradbury
The Martian Chronicles

A glaci

I have a friend, Francesca, and she loves glaciers.  She studies them and she is very good at it, and she talks about them with a lot of passion.
Well, she talks with passion about everything, but mainly about them, the glaciers, her glaciers.
Nowa

Here more photos of my project “Kinshasa Now and Then”, photographed in #Kinshasa #drcongo in December 2016.

This same idea is part of what we are trying to develop about post-colonial iconic hotels in Africa with my colleague @marion_do

A few years ago I was living in #kinshasa, #drcongo , and was trying to cover an election that didn’t happen. While bored at AFP’s office, with the city in a total lockdown and a color printer at hand, I started searching for historical p

Posted @withregram • @istaresearch walking on rolling stones: Join us at the first exhibition at Vienna Climate Biennale!

At ISTA, researchers, led by Francesca Pellicciotti, explore glaciers that seem to defy global warming. On the occasion of