I just wanted to celebrate today the landing of Apollo 11, the spaceflight that first landed humans on the Moon. I remember looking at the event fifty years ago on a black and white television with my grandparents in South of France.
I was so amused to shoot this picture in New York at Union Square with the Flat Iron Building as scenography.
Astronauts on Union Square. New York, USA. © 2011 Didier Ruef
On the issue (July 13 17, 2018) of Republik, you can look at my picture on Prostitution in Switzerland.
Republik. July 13, 2018
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“The link between America’s lax gun laws and the violence that fuels immigration » in The New Yorker from March 22, 2018, with a picture from my guns in America’s reportage.
The New Yorker. March 22, 2018. © Didier Ruef / Visum / Redux
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On the web site of New Scientist from November 26, 2014, a picture about beer’s physics mystery.
Oktoberfest – Bier fair. Cheers! Winterthur, Canton Zürich. Switzerland – 2006
On the NZZ am Sonntag from August 7h 2016, a picture from Sunday afternoon’s daily life in Interlaken (Canton of Bern).
NZZ am Sonntag. August 7th 2016. Page 24
NZZ am Sonntag (PDF)
A radio comment about the image “Tramway in Addis Ababa”.
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A muslim couple and other passengers wait on tramway station in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – 2015
[Moby Dick, RSI Rete 2 – April 6th, 2016]
Last night, seated on my sofa, I was surprised to look at my picture of the Gay Pride parade on Léman Bleu Télévision in their tv program “Autrefois Genève”. Continue reading
On the latest issue (October 18th, 2019) of Leica Camera Blog Schweiz / Suisse, you can look at my picture shot with a Leica M6 from the book about Swiss Alpine farmers. Continue reading
I just received a copy from the Underworld World documentary series produces by Phoenix Television. Continue reading
On the latest issue (October, 2019) of L’illustré (aldente #02 2019), you can look at my reportage about a Merlot wine dedicated to the Swiss rock band Gotthard for an unique vintage bottle: Magnificents’ 17. Continue reading
