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• Bringing My Camera to Work

  
  In which our hero invites you, dear reader, to enjoy previously unreleased material. These street-style photos, taken at an undisclosed location in the wilds of East St. Louis, Illinois, documents the esteemed individuals working so hard to preserve and record the pre-historic site buried beneath the carcass of a former industrial giant.
  May 07, 2012 1 comment 5 likes

• Rescued Gods: Travelling Through Time and Destruction

  
  An auction of photography was held at the Theodor Wiegand Hall of the Pergamon Museum in Berlin last August 14. The photos, although ‘digital’ copies, are in themselves priceless images. Want to know why? Read on.
  August 15, 2011 1 like

• Analogue Events: Pompeii - Life in A Roman Town 79CE Exhibition

  
  The Roman Town of Pompeii was buried when Mount Vesuvius erupted on 24th August 79 CE. It was only rediscovered in the 18th century. This exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore features 279 artifacts on loan from The Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Naples and Pompeii, Italy. This event runs from 16 Oct 2010 till 23 Jan 2011.
  February 09, 2011 1 like

• Elx, the City of the Palm Trees.

  
  Elche is a small desert-like city in the Spanish Valencia Community. It's name in Valencian is Elx and it is best known for its palm trees.
  July 19, 2010 5 likes

• Emporion: The Remains of a Greek and Roman City in the North of Catalonia

  
  Founded in the VI century B.C. and starting its decay on the I century D.C., the excavation site of these ancient ruins offer a nice landscape to travel to the past with your mind.
  December 09, 2009 2 comments 1 like

• Mayan Ruins at Tulu'um

  
  An archaeological site of a Pre-Columbian walled city built by the Mayans. Tulu'um served as a major port for Cobá on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.
  April 04, 2009 3 comments 7 likes