Safe Return
After his brief journey into orbit, Ham splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean and he and his capsule were recovered by a rescue ship. He only suffered a bruised nose during his flight.
Safe Return
After his brief journey into orbit, Ham splashed down in the Atlantic Ocean and he and his capsule were recovered by a rescue ship. He only suffered a bruised nose during his flight.
Robert Craig Knievel Jr. died in November after 69 years, which by all rights is more than twice as long as it should have taken him. The motorcycle stuntman was known for his astonishing leaps but even more for his crashes. With every boast, world record and broken bone, he became a bigger figure and graced more lunch boxes — particularly after his fall, on his rocket-boosted Skycycle, into Idaho's Snake River Canyon. That which did not kill Knievel — as he proved more literally than most — only made him, and his myth, stronger.
Πόλεμοι, πείνα, θάνατος, δυστυχία.
Ανεξάντλητη θεματολογία το πολεμικό ρεπορτάζ: ο θάνατός σου η φωτογραφία μου.
Δεν είναι έτσι! Στο πολεμικό ρεπορτάζ είναι: το γεγονός, η φωτογραφία μου!Αρχικά δημιουργήθηκε από stokos
Πόλεμοι, πείνα, θάνατος, δυστυχία.
Ανεξάντλητη θεματολογία το πολεμικό ρεπορτάζ: ο θάνατός σου η φωτογραφία μου.
Και τη φωτογραφία δεν την μεταδίδει στον κόσμο ο φωτογράφος ο ίδιος, αλλά το πρακτορείο που συνεργάζεται, το οποίο επιλέγει τη καλύτερη και τη πιο κατάλληλη να προβληθεί.
Η θεματολογία είναι μια: ο πόλεμος και οι ανθρωποι. Ανεξάντλητα είναι τα γεγονότα που αποτυπώνονται στο χαρτι.
July 25-31
Friday, July 25, 2008
Fire and Brimstone
A nun from the Panagia Ypseli monastery holds a holy icon in prayer against the fire that has been ravaging the Greek island of Rhodes for the past four days
Nikos Kaseris / AFP / Getty
αν και τις περισσότερες τις εχουμε ξαναδει υπαρχουν και μερικες που αξιζουν
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ΚΑΛΗΜΕΡΑ ΠΟΛΗ ΚΑΛΕΣ ΟΙ ΦΟΤΟ
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1896 Athens
The tradition of the modern Olympiad begins in Athens. About 300 athletes travel from 13 countries at their own expense.
1900 Paris
Great Britain's Charlotte Cooper wins gold medals for the Singles and Mixed Doubles in the first Games in which women are allowed to compete. But the event is marred by poor organization — confusion over scheduling prevented some athletes from making it to their events and makeshift hurdles were made from broken telephone poles.
1906 Athens
A short-lived attempt to hold the Olympics every two years brings athletes back to Greece. The Games take a political turn when triple jumper Peter O'Connor, pictured in competition, clambers up a flagpole, waving the Irish flag to protest having to compete on behalf of Great Britain.
1936 Berlin
After the last runner in a 3000-person relay carries the torch from Greece to Berlin, Adolph Hitler uses the Games to showcase Nazi propaganda, plastering the Olympic complex with banners bearing swastikas. But African-American Jesse Owens steals the spotlight, winning four gold medals and befriending Luz Long, a blond German long jumper.
1964 Tokyo
In a symbolic move, 19-year-old Yoshinori Sakai, a university student who was born the day the atom bomb struck Hiroshima, lights the Olympic flame.
1968 Mexico City
University students are held at gunpoint in Mexico City, where 10 days before the opening ceremony, Mexican paramilitary hired to secure the city allegedly helped gun down hundreds of student demonstrators. The Games are only postponed 36 hours. Later, African-American runners Tommie Smith and John Carlos are suspended from the U.S. team after raising gloved fists in a Black Power salute as the Star Spangled Banner plays during their medal ceremony.
1972 Munich
Eight Palestinian terrorists break into the Olympic village and kidnap 11 Israeli athletes, beginning a standoff that lasts almost 18 hours and results in two hostages dead. After a botched rescue attempt by the German military, the surviving hostages are killed when a Palestinian militant hurls a grenade at their helicopter.
1980 Moscow
President Jimmy Carter leads a boycott by more than 55 nations, protesting the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. But Great Britain competes anyway, and its fans celebrate the country's best showing ever.
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