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Honoré par une rétrospective aux Rencontres de la photographie d'Arles 2026, Alain Keler a su documenter les grands conflits du XXè siècle en créant des images d'actualité à hauteur d'hommes, de femmes et d'enfants. À l'heure du bilan en noir et blanc, son œuvre photographique révèle combien son histoire personnelle est connectée à l'histoire du monde. Un reportage de Maxime Grember. Le goût du voyage et les débuts d'un photoreporter Depuis plus de cinquante ans, Alain Keler regarde le monde à travers son objectif. Un monde qu'il a d'abord parcouru en photoreporter, au rythme de l'actualité et de ses bouleversements, avant de prendre le temps de s'arrêter, de revenir sur ses pas et, peu à peu, de tourner son regard vers sa propre histoire. Après ses années de lycée à Honfleur, en Normandie, Alain Keler apprend la technique photographique et travaille dans un laboratoire à la fin des années 1960. Avec ses premières économies, il achète deux appareils photo et un billet de train pour Istanbul. Ce premier départ marque le début d'une vie de voyages. Quelques années plus tard viennent New York, puis l'Amérique latine, où il est rémunéré pour la première fois comme photographe en 1974. De retour à Paris, Alain Keler entre en 1975 à l'agence de presse Sygma. Commence alors une quinzaine d'années de photojournalisme au cœur des grands bouleversements de son époque : la révolution iranienne en 1979, les grèves des chantiers navals de Gdansk en Pologne en 1980, la guerre du Liban en 1982, la famine en Éthiopie en 1985 ou encore les manifestations de la place Tiananmen à Pékin en 1989. Ses photographies font le tour du monde et sont publiées dans les grands magazines internationaux. Après la chute du Mur, prendre le temps de regarder À force de courir d'une actualité à l'autre, Alain Keler ressent une frustration grandissante : celle de devoir repartir trop vite, sans pouvoir rester suffisamment longtemps auprès de ceux qu'il photographie. La chute du mur de Berlin, le 9 novembre 1989, marque un tournant. Derrière le rideau de fer, tout un monde vacille. Keler décide alors de prendre le temps. À partir des années 1990, il parcourt les pays de l'ancien bloc communiste à la rencontre des minorités ethniques et religieuses. De ce travail au long cours naît Vents d'Est, récompensé par le prix W. Eugene Smith, l'une des distinctions majeures de la photographie documentaire. Entre 2004 et 2005, une bourse de la fondation 3P, créée par Yann Arthus-Bertrand, lui permet de se rendre à plusieurs reprises en Israël et dans les Territoires Palestiniens. En photographiant ce territoire et ceux qui l'habitent, Alain Keler se rapproche, presque malgré lui, de sa propre histoire. Quand l'Histoire rencontre la mémoire familiale Du fracas de l'Histoire à la mémoire familiale, son regard change de distance. Après avoir photographié les guerres, les révolutions et les peuples menacés, Keler se tourne vers ses parents, ses origines et les traces laissées par l'histoire du XXè siècle dans sa propre famille. Membre de l'agence MYOP depuis 2008, il poursuit cette exploration de l'intime, notamment à travers la photographie et le documentaire. Une quête de mémoire qui devient aussi une histoire de transmission avec son fils Léo Keler, lui-même photographe. En 2024, père et fils reprennent ensemble la route en Allemagne, sur les traces du grand-père d'Alain, déporté à Buchenwald, et de l'itinéraire qu'il a parcouru lors des marches de la mort d'avril 1945. Transmettre, raconter ce que l'image ne dit pas Cette transmission passe aussi par les archives. Aujourd'hui encore, Alain Keler retourne à ses planches-contacts, exhume des photographies parfois oubliées et en raconte l'hors-champ : une rencontre, un voyage, les circonstances d'un déclenchement, tout ce que l'image, seule, ne dit pas. Un travail au long cours qu'il poursuit notamment sur son blog Journal d'un photographe et qui trouve en 2026 un nouvel écho à travers deux monographies et plusieurs expositions. L'odyssée photographique d'Alain Keler, quand l'histoire du monde rencontre la mémoire familiale, c'est un nouvel épisode documentaire de La marche du monde, signé Maxime Grember, produit par Valérie Nivelon et mis en ondes par Aurèle Charlieux. Remerciements : Alain Keler, Léo Keler, Thierry Grillet, Olivier Monge, Antoine Kimmerlin, le Planches Contact Festival de Deauville, l'Abbaye du Château de Vincennes, le laboratoire Dupont à Paris et les Rencontres de la photographie d'Arles. Photos : Portrait d'Alain Keler © Olivier Monge/MYOP Des Éthiopiens quittent le camp de Gondo à Korem, Éthiopie, 1985 © Alain Keler/MYOP Un pays entouré de murs, 2004 © Alain Keler/MYOP Israël, 2004 © Alain Keler/MYOP Polaroid de la mère d'Alain Keler en 2007 © Alain Keler/MYOP Défilé irlandais à New-York © Alain Keler/MYOP. Expositions : Alain Keler : Rétrospective, aux Rencontres de la Photographie d'Arles 2026 Alain Keler - Histoires de vie, à la Sainte-Chapelle du château de Vincennes, 2026 Musiques : Army Dreamers de Kate Bush Vesoul de Jacques Brel Medley We are the World, du collectif USA for Africa, Chanteurs sans frontières – Éthiopie et Tam-tam pour l'Éthiopie Another Brick in the Wall des Pink Floyd Tombe la neige de Salvatore Adamo. Documentaire : Le dernier voyage, Alain Keler (2014). Livres : Alain Keler, aux éditions Delpire, 2026 Journal d'un photographe, aux éditions de Juillet, 2018 America, Americas, aux éditions de Juillet, 2021 Vents d'Est, aux éditions Marval, 2000 La Traversée, aux éditions de Juillet, 2027 (à paraître). Blog d'Alain Keler : Journal d'un photographe. Autres émissions : Dans l'œil de Solidarnosc, La marche du monde, RFI, 2022 Visa pour l'image: rencontres avec Alain Keler et Frédéric Noy, L'Atelier des médias, RFI, 2019.
"I don't think any asthmatic in this world should have a SABA, ever." —Dr. Paul O'ByrneIs it asthma? Is it a cold? Will symptoms go away? Will they come back even worse? And how about an inhaler? Do we give one? Which one? And for how long?Diagnosing and managing mild and moderate asthma can feel like a game of what-ifs. Worse, the treatment only works if patients stick with it, and that's hard when they feel fine.On this episode of The Allergist, we speak with one of the world's leading authorities in asthma research. Dr. Paul O'Byrne is a professor of medicine at McMaster University whose landmark START and SYGMA trials reshaped how we think about treating mild asthma.Key points:Our understanding of mild asthma has fundamentally shifted.SABA-only relief, used as needed, is riskier than we assumed.Daily inhaled steroids sharply cut the risk of severe exacerbations.But daily adherence is poor. People just don't take it consistently.The SYGMA trials were the breakthrough.An as-needed ICS-LABA reliever matched daily steroids, with far better uptake.More SABA use, more risk. More ICS-LABA use, less. Same reliever, opposite outcome.Ease patients in rather than fighting their SABA attachment.Most drop the SABA once they see the new approach working.Getting the diagnosis right takes time but is critical because it's a potentially lifelong label. Keep patients off SABA alone, and make sure every reliever carries a steroid. Simple? Not quite, but a lot clearer.Have an idea for the show or a comment, send us a text!Visit the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical ImmunologyFind an allergist using our helpful toolFind Dr. Hanna on X, previously Twitter, @PedsAllergyDoc or CSACI @CSACI_caThe Allergist is produced for CSACI by PodCraft Productions
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What do you do when the industry you built your career in starts to disappear? In this episode, I sit down with Paul Gero to break down what it really takes to pivot, adapt, and survive as a professional photographer in a rapidly changing world.Paul's journey began in the high-pressure world of photojournalism at the Chicago Tribune and continued through agencies like Sygma and publications including Arizona Republic, Time, People, and Sports Illustrated, industries that once defined success for photographers, but have since dramatically shifted or declined.Instead of fading with them, Paul reinvented himself. We dive into how he transitioned into wedding photography, built a new business model, authored books like Digital Wedding Photography and Mastering Digital Wedding Photography, and expanded into education and purpose-driven work like The Kids of Orange County, supporting Children's Hospital of Orange County.This episode isn't just a career retrospective, it's a blueprint. We talk about recognizing industry decline, leveraging transferable skills, building new revenue streams, and staying relevant when everything around you changes. Whether you're a photographer facing uncertainty or a creative looking to evolve, this conversation will challenge you to rethink what's possible.
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Paris homenageia o legado do fotógrafo Sebastião Salgado com uma grande exposição na Prefeitura de Paris, aberta ao público a partir deste sábado (21). Com curadoria e cenografia de sua companheira de vida, Lélia Wanick Salgado, a mostra reúne cerca de 200 obras, a maioria vinda do acervo da Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP), de Paris. Patrícia Moribe, em Paris O casal se instalou em Paris em 1969, fugindo da ditadura militar brasileira. Economista de formação, a fotografia surgiu no percurso de Sebastião Salgado por acaso através de Lélia, que comprou uma câmera em Paris para seus estudos de arquitetura. "Ele inclusive nunca tinha feito fotografia. Fui eu que comprei a máquina aqui, porque eu estudava arquitetura e precisava fazer fotos. E então foi aí que ele pegou uma câmera pela primeira vez e gostou tanto que roubou minha câmera! Aí, quando eu queria sair para fazer foto, ele dizia: 'Não, eu saio com você, eu faço com você'", conta, rindo. A trajetória profissional de Salgado se consolidou na sua passagem por agências de renome mundial, como Sygma, Gamma e Magnum Photos. O fotojornalista viajava o mundo em coberturas e flagrou, inclusive, a tentativa de assassinato do então presidente americano Ronald Reagan, em 1981. Trajetória Lélia lembra que os primeiros anos exigiram muito esforço e auxílio mútuo, numa época em que ela percorria as redações de Paris em uma mobilete para entregar os filmes do marido. “A vida de um fotógrafo é muito difícil antes de ele se afirmar como profissional”, explica. Em 1994, o casal fundou sua própria agência, a Amazonas Images, que se tornou o quartel-general do trabalho do artista. A exposição também destaca o compromisso ético e ambiental que marca a obra de Salgado. Lélia ressalta que o objetivo do marido era sempre desenvolver temas com um propósito claro, como no caso dos fluxos migratórios: "Ninguém sai de sua casa porque quer. Todo mundo sai porque tem um objetivo, tem uma dificuldade... Então, essa é a mensagem." Da mesma forma, projetos como Gênesis e Amazônia foram criados como alertas para a preservação, relata a curadora. Instituto Terra O legado pela defesa do meio ambiente do casal se materializa de forma prática no Instituto Terra, um projeto de reflorestamento na Mata Atlântica, atualmente administrado pelo filho mais velho, Juliano. A iniciativa começou com uma área desmatada herdada por Salgado, que foi totalmente resgatada e segue se expandindo. Lélia comemora o crescimento impressionante do projeto, de 3.500 árvores plantadas inicialmente para 30 milhões em breve. A exposição em Paris encerra esse percurso de forma íntima, apresentando as obras do filho caçula, Rodrigo, que tem síndrome de Down, e um vídeo com as últimas imagens capturadas por Sebastião no Instituto Terra, em dezembro de 2023. A visita à homenagem de Paris a Sebastião Salgado é gratuita, mas a reserva é obrigatória pelo site oficial. A exposição fica em cartaz até 30 de maio de 2026.
SYGMA returns with Nightlife Sessions, delivering his weekly trance fix packed with uplifting builds, driving basslines, and high-energy moments.
SYGMA returns with Nightlife Sessions, delivering a weekly trance-focused mix packed with energy, drive, and late-night intensity.
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SYGMA returns with Nightlife Sessions, delivering a fresh weekly trance journey built around energy, emotion, and powerful late-night momentum.
SYGMA returns with a new episode of Nightlife Sessions, delivering high-energy trance designed for peak-time club moments and late-night intensity.
SYGMA returns with another high-energy edition of Nightlife Ssessions, delivering powerful trance rhythms, driving basslines and uplifting moments throughout. A weekly dose of pure club energy and late-night atmosphere.
SYGMA returns with a new episode of Nightlife Sessions, delivering a high-energy trance journey built for late nights and peak moments. Driving rhythms, uplifting melodies and a focused flow from start to finish.
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Hey Midnighters,Episode 187 of The Midnight Project hits different. This is a high speed mix, released on the final Wednesday of 2025, and it is packed with momentum from start to finish. No slowing down, no looking back, just pure drive as we close the year together.This episode brings together some of the most streamed techno of 2025 alongside fresh cuts and exclusives. From Ailen DC opening the door to an alternate universe, to Eli Brown, Adrianna, Bart Skils with Heerhorst, and the unmistakable pull of Adam Beyer and HNTR, the energy stays locked in. Arcane makes a huge mark throughout the mix with tracks from Miane, Matt Guy, TigerBlind, Nelayan, and Marie Vaunt, shaping a sound that defined the year.There is a personal thread running through this one as well. You will hear my remix of Raving Adventure by Horatio and Pagano, plus my extended remix of Chrome by bismark and Sygma, both built for speed, tension, and late night intensity. Space 92 hits hard twice, Joyhauser and Drunken Kong keep it raw, and the closing moments feel like a final statement before the year flips.Dive into the full tracklist and relive the journey right here:
NightLife Sessions steps into its Best Of 2025 edition – a powerful Trance selection showcasing the year's standout moments and unforgettable energy.
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Sygma delivers a special Christmas Edition of Nightlife Sessions, featuring the best of his own releases in a high-energy Trance showcase.
Sygma returns with Nightlife Sessions, delivering a powerful Trance selection built for late nights, high energy, and hands-in-the-air moments.
SYGMA brings another high-energy Nightlife Sessions episode, delivering a weekly hit of pure Trance intensity built for the late hours.
Sygma unleashes another powerful episode of Nightlife Sessions, packed with driving Trance energy, soaring melodies, and peak-time momentum.
Sygma celebrates episode 400 of Nightlife Sessions with a high-energy trance journey that captures everything fans love about his weekly show.
SYGMA is back with another dose of Nightlife Sessions, delivering a powerful blend of uplifting and driving trance. High energy, big moments, and that unmistakable late-night atmosphere.
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Resident DJ SYGMA returns with another episode of NIGHTLIFE SESSIONS, taking you on a euphoric journey through powerful trance rhythms and soaring melodies built for the late-night crowd.
Resident DJ Sygma takes over with Nightlife Sessions — a high-energy weekly showcase of Trance, Tech Trance, and Progressive Trance. Expect pure dancefloor power, melodic drive, and euphoric momentum from start to finish.
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SYGMA returns with another high-voltage Nightlife Sessions, packed with driving Trance rhythms and euphoric melodies built to ignite the dancefloor.
Resident DJ SYGMA ignites another episode of Nightlife Sessions — a high-energy trance experience built for late nights and pure dancefloor momentum.
SYGMA brings pure energy to Nightlife Sessions, delivering a powerful trance journey designed for late-night escapism and dancefloor euphoria.
SYGMA lights up the night with Nightlife Sessions — an electrifying blend of trance power, driving energy, and pure dancefloor emotion.
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SYGMA takes you deep into Trance each week on Nightlife Sessions, delivering high-energy sounds built for the dancefloor.
Hey Midnighters, Ibiza is locking in its residencies, and the summer energy is building fast. From Amnesia to DC-10, the lineups are rolling out, and the island is gearing up for another legendary season. But one club that's making waves is UNVRS. It's something else entirely—pushing the boundaries of what a superclub can be. We expect next-level production, immersive experiences, and a sound system built to shake the soul.This week, I've been deep in the studio, refining my sound and drawing inspiration from the artists in this episode. Adam Beyer's precision-driven techno always delivers, while Marco Faraone and Felix Kröcher bring their signature power to the mix. And of course, my remix of Bismark & Sygma's ‘Chrome'—a track I had a lot of fun reimagining.Where are you listening from? Drop a comment or leave a review—it helps more Midnighters find the music and keeps the energy flowing.Sebastiaan
Hey Midnighters, Episode #145 is all about one thing—Crome. This week, I'm beyond excited to unveil my extended remix of Bismark vs. Sygma's ‘Chrome'—a track that's been a staple in my sets and now has my personal touch. This remix was born out of pure passion, crafted between the energy of Italy's underground and the deep focus of my Ibiza sessions. It's driving, hypnotic, and built for the dancefloor. If you're ready to experience it, you can pre-order it now:
durée : 00:02:49 - Les histoires du monde - par : Anthony BELLANGER - Au Royaume-Uni, les candidatures farfelues sont encouragées par la facilité avec laquelle il est possible de se présenter aux élections. C'est ainsi que l'actuel Premier ministre devra affronter les "leader de la planète Sygma".
durée : 00:02:49 - Les histoires du monde - par : Anthony BELLANGER - Au Royaume-Uni, les candidatures farfelues sont encouragées par la facilité avec laquelle il est possible de se présenter aux élections. C'est ainsi que l'actuel Premier ministre devra affronter les "leader de la planète Sygma".