"Daddech" is photography exhibit essay based on Bir lahja's members work, will take place in Bir Lahjar Club (The medina) Saturday April 18th at 16 pm.
By [Nick Clarke]
The opening of the2nd photo exhibit og the F10 group will take place next Tuesday April 14th at 18h30 featuring Naoufel ABBES, Hamdi AYADI, Yasser BEN HAJ BRAHIM, Mehdi BEN JEMAA, Khaled BEN MANSOUR, Adel BEN YACOUB, Nidhal CHAIBI, Sahar DKHIL, Hatem FILALI,
Romdhane GUEDDICHE et Adel NAILI and as guests: Taeib BEN AMEUR, Mounir MABKHOUT, Safouène JALLOUL.
More info in the [FB page]
By [Brian McMorrow]
Arabain Eye is an UAE leader stock photography site with hundreds of photos and productions all over the arabic world, the quality of the webiste and the photos are amazing... but the some 90 photographers in the site are al over even americain, french or hindu.
I don't mind ot have such photographers but the site should somewhow involves some arabic photographers, as far as I know we have excellent photographers all around needles with golden lenses waiting to be called for business.
By [Bob-Photos]
TUNIS, April 1, 2009 (TAP) - Tunis Afrique Press (TAP) news agency was awarded the first prize of the Photography Competition held by the United Nations Research and Training Institute for the Advancement of Women (UN-INSTRAW) and the Center for Arab Women Training and Research (CAWTAR).
The competition is part of the initiative taken by both institutions on "Reinforcement of female leadership and the participation of women in political life and decision-making in Algeria, Morocco and Tunisia."
Via [TAP]
The photo theme and aulity is far beyond awfyl, but as I see they didn't have much choice to give an award in aso narrow field. This bring the Tunisiain photojournalism gain down to the sewer, but who cares?
By [Hammedine Bouali]
In one week, on Wednesday next at exactly 10h 42 'GMT, (attention Tunisia do more time in line with Europe, so it is 42 hours Tunisian 09h), the satellite "WorldView-1 will be over in Tunis for a photograph that serve ten days later to occupy the old Google Earth has become obsolete. I found five years ago on the internet the timetable of shots of the satellite and thought me a photo because I took that position at the precise moment when the satellite was pointing his lens towards me. The resolution used at the time too low did not allow precise identification and was reduced to a tiny point. A pixel corresponded to 1.8 meter and I was not big enough to be included!
Via [Du photographique (Frnech)]
I'm excited but can't do much :)
Take by [Luciano Giombini] Nars 1975
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