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Atelier photo de 10 jours en Thaïlande
En Thaïlande, le workshop se déroulera ainsi:
5 jours à Bangkok
5 jours dans la ville de Chiang Mai et la province du Nord
Dates des prochains ateliers photo 2009 :
7-16 décembre
Assistant pour Bangkok : Jattuchai Isarankura
Assistant pour Chiang Mai et Chiang Rai : Tinnakorn Nugul


Ten Days Photo Workshop in Thailand
5 days in Bangkok and 5 days in Chiang Mai/Chiang rai/North Thailand
Date for next photo workshop 2009:
7-16 December
Assistant for Bangkok : Jattuchai Isarankura
Assistant for Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai : Tinnakorn Nugul


Workshop di fotografia di 10 giorni in Tailanda
5 giorni a Bangkok e 5 giorni a Chiang Mai e Chiang Rai
Calendario 2009:
7-16 dicembre
Assistente a Bangkok : Jattuchai Isarankura
Assistente a Chiang Mai e Chiang Rai : Tinnakorn Nugul

http://www.fotoasia.org/thailand.html

Foto Asia is a cultural organization that promotes exchanges between European and Asian photographers.The purpose of Foto Asia is to promote and present exhibitions of young Asian photographersin Europe they also run photo workshops throughout South-East Asia taught by Nicolas Pascarel and his friends.

please visit ours website: www.fotoasia.org

Foto Asia is a cultural organization that promotes exchanges between European and Asian photographers.The purpose of Foto Asia is to promote and present exhibitions of young Asian photographersin Europe they also run photo workshops throughout South-East Asia taught by Nicolas Pascarel and his friends.

please visit ours website: www.fotoasia.org

Vietnam is a country with a long history and varied culture. The combination of influences from places such as China, India, and France – as seen in its architecture, churches, way of eating, and lifestyle – create the very essence of Vietnam itself.

I have had the opportunity to visit Vietnam several times and have been most impressed, and surprised, by its ceremonies and rituals which reflect the varied and distinct influences on Vietnam. Due to their beliefs and faiths that venerate deities, prophets, and ancestors alike,  the Vietnamese pay homage to the shrines of the dead who have been deified to pray for blessings, purge themselves of bad luck, and realize their horoscopes. In these customs lies the beauty of the mysterious culture of Vietnam that I find so intriguing.

Although today's world has become a scientific one, Vietnam still holds tight to its beliefs and rituals which have been passed down through the generations to preserve and instill confidence, a sense of protection, and unconditional faith. These beliefs are a kind of culture for humans that can give us the power to persevere in life and strengthen our spirits so that we may move forward into each new day.

Translator: Jessica Ferruzzi

Workshop Vietnam : Friday 1 august to Sunday 10 august 2008

Workshop Vietnam : Monday 8 of December until Wednesday 17 December 2008

-  6 days in Saigon (ho chi minh city) and 4 days in Hoi An

More information : www.fotoasia.org
email : fotoasiaworkshop@hotmail.com

Workshop Cambodia : Thuesday 3 July to Saturday 12 July 2008
Workshop Cambodia : Monday 18 august to Wednesday 27 august 2008

- 3 days in Phnom Penh, 3 days in Kampot, Kep and the Bocor and 4 days in Siam Reap

More information : www.fotoasia.org
email: fotoasiaworkshop@hotmail.com

Passion for the photography and the mysterious atmospheres of the South East Asian. An adventurous and artistic binomial to live an experiment out of the common run. It is the possibility offered by Foto Asia, cultural organization which is occupied of promoting Asian photography in Europe and which works in Vietnam and Kampuchea by organizing photo workshops on the place even. Ten working days, plunged in photography through the courses of the immense rice plantations and the ancient temples hidden in the jungle, of the large incomparable rivers and their sunset. Saigon and Phnom Penh are the towns of permanence for the participants in the workshops (a maximum of 10 people) which they will have the possibility of visiting and of photographing, assisted and guided of two photo reporter professional in the most suggestive places of the two Asian countries. A new turn that Foto Asia proposes for this photographic and human adventure, that, in addition to the photo workshop, includes housing in three-star hotel in room doubles deluxe with breakfast, swimming pool in roof garden and connection ADSL included, and a local telephone sim phone cart to communicate with the working group. The information detailed on the workshop and the countries in which will be held the photo workshops is available on the site:
www.fotoasia.org