Posts Tagged ‘Last Glow before Darkness’

Border crossers finding new fence painful

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

NOGALES, AZ – The higher the wall, the harder they will fall. That’s what border crossers trying to scale the new border fence at Nogales are painfully finding out.

The imposing new border fence running through Nogales is proving to be a treacherous obstacle for suspected illegal immigrants.

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(New Wall 20 feet 6 inches 2011 – Old Wall 15 feet 2010)

A Nogales Police Department report says on Aug. 12, a woman broke her leg after climbing the border fence.

Two days later, officers found a second injured fence climber. And a third, suspected illegal immigrant from China fell and broke his leg on Aug 22.

Nogales Fire Department Chief Hector Robles tells the Nogales International that in addition to the height of the fence, adrenaline and miscalculations in determining the distance and angle of a fall ar potential injury factors.

By: Associated Press

photography – Maurice Sherif

Lueur des Ténèbres

Sunday, July 19th, 2009

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Nearly 90 percent of the glaciers in Patagonia are melting quickly. Most will be gone by 2030. Some glaciers have almost completely disappeared, such as the Manso river glacier southwest Argentina. Lueur des Ténèbres (Last Glow before Darkness) is a portfolio of ten signed dust-grain photogravures. The images are printed on Hahnemuhle 100% cotton rag etching paper. These exquisite photogravures exhibit a luxurious range of tones, from luminous whites to rich blacks, that bring both visual and tactile textures to life. the photogravures are unbound and fully signed, and are enclosed in a handmade case.

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Lueur des Tenebres.(Last Glow Before Darkness) Photogravures by Maurice Sherif. Printed by Paul Taylor. Unpaged, 10 photogravures, 16½x20″, in an edition of fifty. MS Zephyr Publishing, Paris, 2008.

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