| Thursday, 17 August 2006 @ 11:47 am (Cairo +2 GMT)|

Mickael Therer: Walking With Aids - A 360˚ Panoramic Scrapbook

Photojournalism, World, Disease

Belgian VR Photographer Mickael Therer, shares with us a trip he took in April 2006 to Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors without Borders) clinics in Mozambique.

Therer shows us using sound recording and 360˚ photography a glimpse of the lives of men, women and children with AIDS. How the lack of AIDS treatment has put the lives of most people on hold and how treatment has changed the lives of some.

Walking with Aids is VR photography at its best.

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