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Extrême Moyen-Orient, Patrick Baz / Agence France Presse

Visa pour l’Image 2005

Depuis dix ans, Patrick Baz est le responsable régional de la photo au Proche Orient pour l’Agence France Presse. Avant, il a été le chef des photographes AFP pour Israël et les territoires. Ces différentes positions l’ont amené à couvrir les conflits au Proche et Moyen Orient : Liban, Iran, Irak, Palestine, Israël. Un regard au jour le jour, où chaque image apporte sa part de l’Histoire dans une des régions les plus troublées du monde.

<b></b><br />A Palestinian girl runs 11 October 1990 through a row of Israeli soldiers in Jerusalem's Old City as security has been increased following rioting that erupted in response to the killing of 21 Palestinians 08 October 1990.
© Patrick Baz/AFP Photo

A Palestinian girl runs 11 October 1990 through a row of Israeli soldiers in Jerusalem’s Old City as security has been increased following rioting that erupted in response to the killing of 21 Palestinians 08 October 1990.
© Patrick Baz/AFP Photo

<b></b><br />Arrested men, believed to be insurgents, with black tape binding their eyes and mouths, stand after being taken by US marines from the 3/5 Lima company while conducting a house-tohouse search in the Jolan district of the restive city of Fallujah 12 November 2004, 50 kms west of Baghdad. US marines barged houseby- house through Fallujah finding anything from corpses and weapons to hostages as they battled to secure the rebel enclave after seizing almost total control.
© Patrick Baz/AFP Photo

Arrested men, believed to be insurgents, with black tape binding their eyes and mouths, stand after being taken by US marines from the 3/5 Lima company while conducting a house-tohouse search in the Jolan district of the restive city of Fallujah 12 November 2004, 50 kms west of Baghdad. US marines barged houseby- house through Fallujah finding anything from corpses and weapons to hostages as they battled to secure the rebel enclave after seizing almost total control.
© Patrick Baz/AFP Photo