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The tranquil side of Ticino (People 2016, by Didier Ruef) - Swiss Press Award

Switzerland. Canton Ticino. Muggio valley. Muggio. Catholic Christian religion. Christian Art. Icons and symbols. Christian religious ceremonies. A young man, dressed as a priest, holds in his hand a pink rose and a cross With Jesus Christ. Collectively referred to as the Passion, Jesus' suffering and redemptive death by crucifixion are the central aspects of Christian theology concerning the doctrines of salvation and atonement. 13.05.2015 © 2015 Didier Ruef
Didier Ruef
Switzerland. Canton Ticino. Muggio valley. Muggio. Catholic Christian religion. Christian Art. Icons and symbols. Christian religious ceremonies. A young man, dressed as a priest, holds in his hand a pink rose and a cross With Jesus Christ. Collectively referred to as the Passion, Jesus' suffering and redemptive death by crucifixion are the central aspects of Christian theology concerning the doctrines of salvation and atonement. 13.05.2015 © 2015 Didier Ruef
Photo / People
2016

The tranquil side of Ticino

Didier Ruef

Due to Ticino's popularity as a tourist destination, the classic hotspots are often overcrowded. However, in Switzerland's sunny corner, there are many places where you can always find peace and quiet.

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The tranquil side of Ticino

Neue Zürcher Zeitung

Photo / People
2016

Didier Ruef

Due to Ticino's popularity as a tourist destination, the classic hotspots are often overcrowded. However, in Switzerland's sunny corner, there are many places where you can always find peace and quiet.

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Didier Ruef / Swiss Press Award

Didier Ruef

Photographe, Chambésy, 1961

Didier Ruef est né en 1961 à Genève, Suisse. Ses photos et ses reportages ont été publiés dans de nombreux journaux et magazines suisses et étrangers tels que Time, The Independent Magazine, The Observer Magazine, Le Monde, Libération, El Pais Semanal, Geo, Rhythms Monthly (Taiwan), Marie Claire, Ogonyok, Der Spiegel, National Geographic, ... Didier Ruef a publié les livres : en 1998 Paysans de nos montagnes, aux éditions Monographic (Sierre) et sa traduction allemande Bauern am Berg (Offizin Zürich Verlag) et italienne Vita di montagna (Edizioni Casagrande, Bellinzona) ; en 2005, Afrique Noire chez Infolio Editions (Gollion) ; en 2011 Recycle chez Labor et Fides (Genève) en langues françaises et anglaises, et chez Edizioni Casagrande (Bellinzona) en langues italiennes et allemandes ; en 2012 Bestiarium chez QTI (Stabio) en langue italienne ; en 2018 Homo Helveticus chez Till Schaap Edition en langues françaises, allemandes et anglaises

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