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  • Workshop | Introduction to Photography

    Workshop | Introduction to Photography

    18:00 -21:00
    06/05/2019-01/06/2019
    Beirut Center of Photography
    Art Nub Beirut

    85 Elias Medawar street, Abou Jaoude building, 2nd floor, Achrafieh, Lebanon

    85 Elias Medawar street, Abou Jaoude building, 2nd floor, Achrafieh, Lebanon

    The Beirut Center of Photography in collaboration with Art Nub Beirut and master photographer Elie Bekhazi is launching its Introduction to Photography Course between May and June.

    Of great interest to all learners who would like to go beyond the automatic setting on their camera. This program will leave them with the confidence in taking manual control of their cameras and adjusting the shutter speed, ISO and aperture to get the correct exposure for their photographs. It will also provide them with basic editing skills needed to enhance their imagery.

    A three-part format, our course includes theory, application, and review/critique. Divided into five sessions, it is a mixture of indoor and outdoor learning experiences.

    Date and Time:
    Session 1 Monday, May 6, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 2: Monday, May 13, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 3: Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 4: Monday, May 27, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 5: Saturday, June 1 from 9 am to 3 pm

    Price:
    350 USD/person

    Location:
    Art Nub Beirut 85 Elias Medawar st, Aboujaoudé Bldg, 2nd floor, Beirut

    Booking:
    For bookings, kindly contact us at info@bcplebanon.org

    Requirements:
    DSLR, mirrorless camera, or any digital camera with manual mode.

    Course Program:
    The sessions are divided as follows:

    1- A practical or technical approach to photography.
    2- Workshops: screenings, and discussions about the diverse genres of photography and how to approach each one.
    3- Assignment: After every session, the participants are given an assignment that allows them to implement what they learn during the course.

    Session 1: Monday, May 6, from 6 to 9 pm

    – Introduction to photography from analog to digital.
    – A look at the types of cameras on the market today: compact, bridge, mirrorless, and DSLR.
    – How a camera works.
    – Understanding ISO, shutter speed, and aperture.
    – How to photograph in manual mode.

    Session 2: Monday, May 13, from 6 to 9 pm

    – The two different kinds of lenses: zoom V/S prime lenses.
    – Understanding the different focal lengths from fisheye to telephoto
    – Understanding camera metering
    – How the autofocus works, single point, multi-points, single focus, continuous focus, and finally manual focus.
    – How our images are saved on our cameras? Difference between Raw and JPG.
    – Different genres of photography

    Session 3: Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm

    – What are the different automatisms in a DSLR: Auto, Program, aperture priority, speed priority, and when to use each one.
    – Understanding depth of field as definition, how does it work on our images.
    – How the depth of field changes depending on our focal length.
    – Portrait photography and the importance of natural light

    Session 4: Monday, May 27, from 6 to 9 pm

    – What is the White balance in photography and how to have color corrected images straight from the camera?
    – Exposure compensation explained in difficult lighting condition.
    – How to compose for: a portrait, a landscape, a tabletop, what are the best focal lengths for each type of photography.
    – Composition rules
    – Landscape/cityscape photography

    Session 5: Photowalk, Saturday, June 1 from 9 am to 3 pm

    – Turn theory into practice by joining the Photowalk and apply everything you learned.
    – Quick editing session and discussion about the images shot by the students.

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  • Workshop | Introduction to Photography

    Workshop | Introduction to Photography

    18:00 -21:00
    13/05/2019-13/06/2019
    Beirut Center of Photography
    Art Nub Beirut

    85 Elias Medawar street, Abou Jaoude building, 2nd floor, Achrafieh, Lebanon

    85 Elias Medawar street, Abou Jaoude building, 2nd floor, Achrafieh, Lebanon

    The Beirut Center of Photography in collaboration with Art Nub Beirut and master photographer Elie Bekhazi is launching its Introduction to Photography Course between May and June.

    Of great interest to all learners who would like to go beyond the automatic setting on their camera. This program will leave them with the confidence in taking manual control of their cameras and adjusting the shutter speed, ISO and aperture to get the correct exposure for their photographs. It will also provide them with basic editing skills needed to enhance their imagery.

    A three-part format, our course includes theory, application, and review/critique. Divided into five sessions, it is a mixture of indoor and outdoor learning experiences.

    Date and Time:
    Session 1 Monday, May 6, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 2: Monday, May 13, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 3: Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 4: Monday, May 27, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 5: Saturday, June 1 from 9 am to 3 pm

    Price:
    350 USD/person

    Location:
    Art Nub Beirut 85 Elias Medawar st, Aboujaoudé Bldg, 2nd floor, Beirut

    Booking:
    For bookings, kindly contact us at info@bcplebanon.org

    Requirements:
    DSLR, mirrorless camera, or any digital camera with manual mode.

    Course Program:
    The sessions are divided as follows:

    1- A practical or technical approach to photography.
    2- Workshops: screenings, and discussions about the diverse genres of photography and how to approach each one.
    3- Assignment: After every session, the participants are given an assignment that allows them to implement what they learn during the course.

    Session 1: Monday, May 6, from 6 to 9 pm

    – Introduction to photography from analog to digital.
    – A look at the types of cameras on the market today: compact, bridge, mirrorless, and DSLR.
    – How a camera works.
    – Understanding ISO, shutter speed, and aperture.
    – How to photograph in manual mode.

    Session 2: Monday, May 13, from 6 to 9 pm

    – The two different kinds of lenses: zoom V/S prime lenses.
    – Understanding the different focal lengths from fisheye to telephoto
    – Understanding camera metering
    – How the autofocus works, single point, multi-points, single focus, continuous focus, and finally manual focus.
    – How our images are saved on our cameras? Difference between Raw and JPG.
    – Different genres of photography

    Session 3: Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm

    – What are the different automatisms in a DSLR: Auto, Program, aperture priority, speed priority, and when to use each one.
    – Understanding depth of field as definition, how does it work on our images.
    – How the depth of field changes depending on our focal length.
    – Portrait photography and the importance of natural light

    Session 4: Monday, May 27, from 6 to 9 pm

    – What is the White balance in photography and how to have color corrected images straight from the camera?
    – Exposure compensation explained in difficult lighting condition.
    – How to compose for: a portrait, a landscape, a tabletop, what are the best focal lengths for each type of photography.
    – Composition rules
    – Landscape/cityscape photography

    Session 5: Photowalk, Saturday, June 1 from 9 am to 3 pm

    – Turn theory into practice by joining the Photowalk and apply everything you learned.
    – Quick editing session and discussion about the images shot by the students.

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  • TALK | Pantanal Land of the Jaguar: Talk with Wildlife photographer Michel C. Zoghzoghi

    TALK | Pantanal Land of the Jaguar: Talk with Wildlife photographer Michel C. Zoghzoghi

    19:00 -21:00
    14/05/2019
    Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center / Centro Cultural Brasil-Líbano
    Embassy of Brazil in Beirut
    Beirut Center of Photography
    Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center / Centro Cultural Brasil-Líbano

    Mar Mitr street, Trad building, N. 176, Achrafieh Beirut, Lebanon

    Mar Mitr street, Trad building, N. 176, Achrafieh Beirut, Lebanon

    The Beirut Center of photography in collaboration with The Embassy of Brazil in Beirut and the Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center / Centro Cultural Brasil-Líbano (Brasiliban) have the pleasure to invite you to the Photography Exhibition and Talk ‘Pantanal, Land of the Jaguar’, by Wildlife photographer Michel C. Zoghzoghi, set to take place on May 14th, 2019 starting 7pm, at Brazil-Lebanon Cultural Center, in Achrafieh.

    Pantanal

    The Pantanal is the largest continental wetland of the planet, located in the center of South America. It has 210 thousand square kilometers of extension, which is equivalent to the territories of Belgium, Switzerland, Portugal, and Holland combined. The region concentrates rich biodiversity. Due to its environmental importance, the biome was declared World Natural Heritage and Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2000.

    Talk: Tuesday | May 14 | 7 pm (book your seat – limited places)
    Exhibition: Monday to Friday | 10 am – 8 pm until May 15, 2019
    Free Entrance
    Valet Parking Available
    Info: 01-322 905

    Michel Zoghzoghi discovered a passion for photography 12 years ago: he bought a camera to take to a polo tournament organized by a friend in London and has never been able to put it down since. Michel’s photographic focus is on the “endangered”. From the tigers of India to the polar bears of the Arctic, from the mesmerizing landscapes of Africa to the great white sharks of the Southern Oceans, he has traveled the world in search of the vanishing beauty our planet still has to offer. Through his photography, Michel wants to show how truly beautiful our planet is but he also wants to alert people to the fact that it is endangered with many species on the brink of extinction.

    Michel Zoghzoghi’s achievements include the following:

    Exhibitions:
    • Photo London – Tanit Gallery, London, United Kingdom. May 2018
    • Cattitude and the Unbearable Lightness of Woofing – Lebanon. November 2018
    Awards:
    • Semi-Finalist: Windland Awards 2018
    • Finalist: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2018 competition
    Publications:
    • Book: “Prey” – October 2012
    • Book: “Cattitude and the Unbearable Lightness of Woofing” – November 2018
    • Numerous magazines including National Geographic Traveler

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  • Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    21:00 -00:00
    16/05/2019-18/05/2019

    Lights and Shadows in old Saida Exhibition by Naoki Takyo

    ‘At first, it felt like another visit to an exotic destination, but soon unexpectedly familiar feelings took over.

    A sight of fresh vegetables and fruits on wagons, the scent of traditional confectioneries, colorful grains and spices in jute bags, a cobbler sharing coffee with his customer, tailors with vintage sewing machines, a man working on wood with manual tools, fishermen mending nets, the elderly watching over little ones playing in an alley illuminated by a streak of sunlight. Traditional and closely-knit community life. Lights and shadows of Old Saida.

    The scenes reminiscent of my early childhood were still alive inside the ancient walls. I was enchanted. Saida has held a special place in my heart ever since and I keep coming back. To collect more memories.’

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  • Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    21:00 -00:00
    17/05/2019-18/05/2019

    Lights and Shadows in old Saida Exhibition by Naoki Takyo

    ‘At first, it felt like another visit to an exotic destination, but soon unexpectedly familiar feelings took over.

    A sight of fresh vegetables and fruits on wagons, the scent of traditional confectioneries, colorful grains and spices in jute bags, a cobbler sharing coffee with his customer, tailors with vintage sewing machines, a man working on wood with manual tools, fishermen mending nets, the elderly watching over little ones playing in an alley illuminated by a streak of sunlight. Traditional and closely-knit community life. Lights and shadows of Old Saida.

    The scenes reminiscent of my early childhood were still alive inside the ancient walls. I was enchanted. Saida has held a special place in my heart ever since and I keep coming back. To collect more memories.’

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  • Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    21:00 -00:00
    18/05/2019-19/05/2019

    Lights and Shadows in old Saida Exhibition by Naoki Takyo

    ‘At first, it felt like another visit to an exotic destination, but soon unexpectedly familiar feelings took over.

    A sight of fresh vegetables and fruits on wagons, the scent of traditional confectioneries, colorful grains and spices in jute bags, a cobbler sharing coffee with his customer, tailors with vintage sewing machines, a man working on wood with manual tools, fishermen mending nets, the elderly watching over little ones playing in an alley illuminated by a streak of sunlight. Traditional and closely-knit community life. Lights and shadows of Old Saida.

    The scenes reminiscent of my early childhood were still alive inside the ancient walls. I was enchanted. Saida has held a special place in my heart ever since and I keep coming back. To collect more memories.’

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  • Workshop | Introduction to Photography

    Workshop | Introduction to Photography

    18:00 -21:00
    20/05/2019-20/06/2019
    Beirut Center of Photography
    Art Nub Beirut

    85 Elias Medawar street, Abou Jaoude building, 2nd floor, Achrafieh, Lebanon

    85 Elias Medawar street, Abou Jaoude building, 2nd floor, Achrafieh, Lebanon

    The Beirut Center of Photography in collaboration with Art Nub Beirut and master photographer Elie Bekhazi is launching its Introduction to Photography Course between May and June.

    Of great interest to all learners who would like to go beyond the automatic setting on their camera. This program will leave them with the confidence in taking manual control of their cameras and adjusting the shutter speed, ISO and aperture to get the correct exposure for their photographs. It will also provide them with basic editing skills needed to enhance their imagery.

    A three-part format, our course includes theory, application, and review/critique. Divided into five sessions, it is a mixture of indoor and outdoor learning experiences.

    Date and Time:
    Session 1 Monday, May 6, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 2: Monday, May 13, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 3: Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 4: Monday, May 27, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 5: Saturday, June 1 from 9 am to 3 pm

    Price:
    350 USD/person

    Location:
    Art Nub Beirut 85 Elias Medawar st, Aboujaoudé Bldg, 2nd floor, Beirut

    Booking:
    For bookings, kindly contact us at info@bcplebanon.org

    Requirements:
    DSLR, mirrorless camera, or any digital camera with manual mode.

    Course Program:
    The sessions are divided as follows:

    1- A practical or technical approach to photography.
    2- Workshops: screenings, and discussions about the diverse genres of photography and how to approach each one.
    3- Assignment: After every session, the participants are given an assignment that allows them to implement what they learn during the course.

    Session 1: Monday, May 6, from 6 to 9 pm

    – Introduction to photography from analog to digital.
    – A look at the types of cameras on the market today: compact, bridge, mirrorless, and DSLR.
    – How a camera works.
    – Understanding ISO, shutter speed, and aperture.
    – How to photograph in manual mode.

    Session 2: Monday, May 13, from 6 to 9 pm

    – The two different kinds of lenses: zoom V/S prime lenses.
    – Understanding the different focal lengths from fisheye to telephoto
    – Understanding camera metering
    – How the autofocus works, single point, multi-points, single focus, continuous focus, and finally manual focus.
    – How our images are saved on our cameras? Difference between Raw and JPG.
    – Different genres of photography

    Session 3: Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm

    – What are the different automatisms in a DSLR: Auto, Program, aperture priority, speed priority, and when to use each one.
    – Understanding depth of field as definition, how does it work on our images.
    – How the depth of field changes depending on our focal length.
    – Portrait photography and the importance of natural light

    Session 4: Monday, May 27, from 6 to 9 pm

    – What is the White balance in photography and how to have color corrected images straight from the camera?
    – Exposure compensation explained in difficult lighting condition.
    – How to compose for: a portrait, a landscape, a tabletop, what are the best focal lengths for each type of photography.
    – Composition rules
    – Landscape/cityscape photography

    Session 5: Photowalk, Saturday, June 1 from 9 am to 3 pm

    – Turn theory into practice by joining the Photowalk and apply everything you learned.
    – Quick editing session and discussion about the images shot by the students.

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  • Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    21:00 -00:00
    23/05/2019-25/05/2019
    Outreach and Leadership Academy (OLA)

    Saida

    Saida

    Lights and Shadows in old Saida Exhibition by Naoki Takyo

    ‘At first, it felt like another visit to an exotic destination, but soon unexpectedly familiar feelings took over.

    A sight of fresh vegetables and fruits on wagons, the scent of traditional confectioneries, colorful grains and spices in jute bags, a cobbler sharing coffee with his customer, tailors with vintage sewing machines, a man working on wood with manual tools, fishermen mending nets, the elderly watching over little ones playing in an alley illuminated by a streak of sunlight. Traditional and closely-knit community life. Lights and shadows of Old Saida.

    The scenes reminiscent of my early childhood were still alive inside the ancient walls. I was enchanted. Saida has held a special place in my heart ever since and I keep coming back. To collect more memories.’

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  • Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    21:00 -00:00
    24/05/2019-25/05/2019
    Outreach and Leadership Academy (OLA)

    Saida

    Saida

    Lights and Shadows in old Saida Exhibition by Naoki Takyo

    ‘At first, it felt like another visit to an exotic destination, but soon unexpectedly familiar feelings took over.

    A sight of fresh vegetables and fruits on wagons, the scent of traditional confectioneries, colorful grains and spices in jute bags, a cobbler sharing coffee with his customer, tailors with vintage sewing machines, a man working on wood with manual tools, fishermen mending nets, the elderly watching over little ones playing in an alley illuminated by a streak of sunlight. Traditional and closely-knit community life. Lights and shadows of Old Saida.

    The scenes reminiscent of my early childhood were still alive inside the ancient walls. I was enchanted. Saida has held a special place in my heart ever since and I keep coming back. To collect more memories.’

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  • Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    Lights and Shadows of Old Saida

    21:00 -00:00
    25/05/2019-26/05/2019
    Outreach and Leadership Academy (OLA)

    Saida

    Saida

    Lights and Shadows in old Saida Exhibition by Naoki Takyo

    ‘At first, it felt like another visit to an exotic destination, but soon unexpectedly familiar feelings took over.

    A sight of fresh vegetables and fruits on wagons, the scent of traditional confectioneries, colorful grains and spices in jute bags, a cobbler sharing coffee with his customer, tailors with vintage sewing machines, a man working on wood with manual tools, fishermen mending nets, the elderly watching over little ones playing in an alley illuminated by a streak of sunlight. Traditional and closely-knit community life. Lights and shadows of Old Saida.

    The scenes reminiscent of my early childhood were still alive inside the ancient walls. I was enchanted. Saida has held a special place in my heart ever since and I keep coming back. To collect more memories.’

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  • Workshop | Introduction to Photography

    Workshop | Introduction to Photography

    18:00 -21:00
    27/05/2019-27/06/2019
    Beirut Center of Photography
    Art Nub Beirut

    85 Elias Medawar street, Abou Jaoude building, 2nd floor, Achrafieh, Lebanon

    85 Elias Medawar street, Abou Jaoude building, 2nd floor, Achrafieh, Lebanon

    The Beirut Center of Photography in collaboration with Art Nub Beirut and master photographer Elie Bekhazi is launching its Introduction to Photography Course between May and June.

    Of great interest to all learners who would like to go beyond the automatic setting on their camera. This program will leave them with the confidence in taking manual control of their cameras and adjusting the shutter speed, ISO and aperture to get the correct exposure for their photographs. It will also provide them with basic editing skills needed to enhance their imagery.

    A three-part format, our course includes theory, application, and review/critique. Divided into five sessions, it is a mixture of indoor and outdoor learning experiences.

    Date and Time:
    Session 1 Monday, May 6, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 2: Monday, May 13, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 3: Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 4: Monday, May 27, from 6 to 9 pm
    Session 5: Saturday, June 1 from 9 am to 3 pm

    Price:
    350 USD/person

    Location:
    Art Nub Beirut 85 Elias Medawar st, Aboujaoudé Bldg, 2nd floor, Beirut

    Booking:
    For bookings, kindly contact us at info@bcplebanon.org

    Requirements:
    DSLR, mirrorless camera, or any digital camera with manual mode.

    Course Program:
    The sessions are divided as follows:

    1- A practical or technical approach to photography.
    2- Workshops: screenings, and discussions about the diverse genres of photography and how to approach each one.
    3- Assignment: After every session, the participants are given an assignment that allows them to implement what they learn during the course.

    Session 1: Monday, May 6, from 6 to 9 pm

    – Introduction to photography from analog to digital.
    – A look at the types of cameras on the market today: compact, bridge, mirrorless, and DSLR.
    – How a camera works.
    – Understanding ISO, shutter speed, and aperture.
    – How to photograph in manual mode.

    Session 2: Monday, May 13, from 6 to 9 pm

    – The two different kinds of lenses: zoom V/S prime lenses.
    – Understanding the different focal lengths from fisheye to telephoto
    – Understanding camera metering
    – How the autofocus works, single point, multi-points, single focus, continuous focus, and finally manual focus.
    – How our images are saved on our cameras? Difference between Raw and JPG.
    – Different genres of photography

    Session 3: Monday, May 20, from 6 to 9 pm

    – What are the different automatisms in a DSLR: Auto, Program, aperture priority, speed priority, and when to use each one.
    – Understanding depth of field as definition, how does it work on our images.
    – How the depth of field changes depending on our focal length.
    – Portrait photography and the importance of natural light

    Session 4: Monday, May 27, from 6 to 9 pm

    – What is the White balance in photography and how to have color corrected images straight from the camera?
    – Exposure compensation explained in difficult lighting condition.
    – How to compose for: a portrait, a landscape, a tabletop, what are the best focal lengths for each type of photography.
    – Composition rules
    – Landscape/cityscape photography

    Session 5: Photowalk, Saturday, June 1 from 9 am to 3 pm

    – Turn theory into practice by joining the Photowalk and apply everything you learned.
    – Quick editing session and discussion about the images shot by the students.

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Lebanon, USA: The Sequel A talk by Lebanese photographer Fadi Boukaram on February 20

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On February 20, Beirut Center of Photography, in collaboration with Art Nub Beirut, will launch the first talk of the year, ‘Lebanon, USA: The Sequel’ by Lebanese photographer Fadi Boukaram.

San Francisco, CA | From the series Lebanon,USA by photographer Fadi Boukaram
San Francisco, CA | From the series ‘Lebanon,USA‘ by photographer Fadi Boukaram

Having endured the horrid civil war in Beirut, photographer Fadi Boukaram fled to the United States in 2005 to complete his post-graduate studies. While conducting a simple google search of his country, Fadi was surprised when he uncovered over 45 cities, towns, and villages, that are also called ‘Lebanon’.

Austin, Nevada | From the series Lebanon,USA by photographer Fadi Boukaram
Austin, Nevada | From the series ‘Lebanon, USA‘ by photographer Fadi Boukaram

Actively researching these areas, Fadi discovered that in 1955, president Camille Chamoun invited seven mayors and representatives from the Lebanons of Indiana, Ohio, Oregon, Missouri, New Hampshire, Nebraska, and Tennessee for a two-week visit in Beirut.

Lebanese First Lady Zalfa Chamoun giving Charles Harris a cedrus libani sapling. (Photo: L’Orient-Le-Jour)

Offered by the first lady at that time Zalfa Chamoun, each of these representatives were presented with a medallion and sapling of a cedar tree which would be planted in all seven regions.

Winona, Minnesota | From the series Lebanon,USA by photographer Fadi Boukaram
Winona, Minnesota | From the series ‘Lebanon, USA’ by photographer Fadi Boukaram

Triggered by several incidents that reminded him about his childhood fears, the former engineer and tax consultant Boukaram quit his job and set out on a journey he had been considering for over a decade.

San Francisco, CA | From the series Lebanon,USA by photographer Fadi Boukaram
San Francisco, CA | From the series ‘Lebanon, USA’ by photographer Fadi Boukaram

Intrigued by the history and relationship with America and Lebanon, Boukaram embarked on his long-anticipated visit. Traveling across the USA between October 2016, and March 2017, Fadi’s search of the different Lebanon’s as well as the location of the cedar trees allowed him to immerse himself with different cultures and perspectives.

Civil War reenactment in Lebanon, Pennsylvania | From the series Lebanon,USA by photographer Fadi Boukaram
Civil War reenactment in Lebanon, Pennsylvania | From the series ‘Lebanon, USA’ by photographer Fadi Boukaram

Realizing that the cedar trees he was looking for were either fumigated or nonexistent, Fadi decided to venture off on a similar journey in 2018 with the intention of replanting the trees as an emblem of his country.

Winona, Minnesota | From the series Lebanon,USA by photographer Fadi Boukaram
Winona, Minnesota | From the series ‘Lebanon, USA’ by photographer Fadi Boukaram

Combining photographs, and captivating narratives of individuals he met along the way, Boukaram’s body of work ‘Lebanon, USA’ was finally complete. Resulting in an exclusive reportage, and the planting of trees in Lebanons of Tennessee, Ohio, New Hampshire, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, and the one in Oregon to be planted by the mayor next Spring.

Lebanon, Maine | From the series Lebanon,USA by photographer Fadi Boukaram
Lebanon, Maine | From the series ‘Lebanon, USA’ by photographer Fadi Boukaram

‘Lebanon, USA: the Sequel’ a talk by Fadi Boukaram will take place on February 20, at Art Nub Beirut. The discussion will run from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Seats being limited, please make reservations by writing to info@bcplebanon.org.

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