Syria photographies

Marie-Chantal Frère-Sautot (MCFS) who was co-founder and director of the archaeological program of the Archéodrome, 1978-2005, has visited the Middle East several times. These trips were both professional and private. Here are the photographs used for an exhibition made in Dijon, as part of the festival Les Nuits d'Orient in Nov-Dec 2016 with Teorg Maelbergs (T.M.).

Note : Most of these photographs were not taken with the intention of publishing them. Also, some interesting but hastily taken shots had to be retouched.

1009 - Damas National Museum,
original photograph of MCFS, digital copy format 300 dpi 900 x 675 mm.

2230 - Palmyra, partial view to the ruins,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 600 x 450 mm.

2232 - Palmyra, Tetrapylon,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 900 x 750 mm.

1007 - Palmyra, Baal Shamin temple,
original photograph of MCFS, digital copy format 900 x 600 mm, T.M. 2016.

2231 - Palmyra, Baal temple,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 600 x 450 mm.

1018 - Palmyra, Tombs Valley,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 900 x 600 mm.

1021 - Vestiges in Ebla,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 900 x 600 mm.

1022 - Ruins in the Badya plain,
original photograph of MCFS digital copy format 900 x 600 mm.

1014 - Village near Alep,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 900 x 600 mm.

1023 - fortress of Qalat Jabar,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 750 x 500 mm, T.M. 2016.

1011 - L'Euphrate near Jerf-el-Ahmar,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 900 x 600 mm.

1031 - Deir Mar-Moussa-El-Habachi,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 600 x 600 mm.

2229 - Palmyra at the end,
original photograph of MCFS 2007, digital copy format 305 x 305 mm.

End of Syria Photographs of Marie-Chantal Frère-Sautot.

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