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Sep 23 2015 Angkor: Wonder among the wonders

For: Daniel Landa (Text and photos)

There are times when a man feels, Without remedy, overwhelmed. It happens with the death of others, with the announcement of a paternity, with a trip to the end of the world, with war, with an unmistakable love ... and it happens with the temples of Angkor.

Asia, Open Destination, Pacific, A world apart

Ago 28 2015 Lohamei Hagetaot: the voice of the Warsaw Ghetto

For: Ricardo Coarasa (text and photos)

A few miles from the border with Lebanon, in the Western Galilee overlooking the Mediterranean, Lohamei is HaGetaot, the kibbutz, which perpetuates the memory of the heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto.

Asia, In a strange land

Ago 10 2015 Around the World 3 minutes

For: Daniel Landa

They return as lightning images from those days, snippets of Adventure, landscapes of the world. I try to build the wall of sensations, but it is impossible to order the chaos of a two-year journey, because the heart is not made to hold so many emotions.

Africa, America, Antarctica, Asia, Open Destination, Europe, A world apart

Ago 03 2015 There are no bicycles in Saigon

For: Daniel Landa (Text and photos)

All the peoples of the world, what things, tend to heal wounds, turn pages and open restaurants. No one uses a bicycle in Saigon. The hum of motorcycles has been extinguishing the magic of another time, the noise of the street markets ... and the thunderous memory of war.

Asia, Open Destination, Pacific, A world apart

Jul 20 2015 The religion of men who believe in everything
For: Daniel Landa (Text and photos)

Caodaists embrace the gods of Hinduism, to the teachings of Muhammad and the legacy of Jesus Christ. Are buddhist, Taoists and Confucianists. Its leaders claim to have received revelations from Shakespeare or Lenin. And Víctor Hugo is one of his saints.

Asia, Open Destination, Pacific, A world apart

Jul 13 2015 Minimal Vietnam Stories
For: Daniel Landa (Text and photos)

"I have to go feed my husband ”, Clay said. But Clay's husband had been dead for several years.. Even so, We saw her walk to the cemetery with some food and some cigarettes that she left at her late husband's grave.

Asia, Open Destination, Pacific, A world apart

Jul 08 2015 Ben Gurion airport, Murphy's lair
For: Enrique Vaquerizo (text and photos)

The cursed seal of Guinea Bissau causes fear among the staff again and this time they have also discovered on the back page that of Mali. Once again, a council that looks like the Spanish Geographical Society is meeting, They try to determine if they are countries that can threaten national security.

Asia, No news from Ithaca

Jordan: beyond Petra and Rania