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- Jury president Greta Gerwig poses upon arrival at the premiere of the film 'The Shrouds' at the 77th international film festival, Cannes, southern, Monday, May 20, 2024. Daniel Cole, a freelance photographer who does extensive work for The Associated Press, mostly in southern France, spends the majority of his time covering hard news. But he takes great joy out of spending nearly two weeks each May in a tuxedo, covering the glamourous Cannes Film Festival, where he can push the creativity of his photos even further. (Photo by Daniel Cole/Invision/AP, File)
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How a photographer used a stray flash to make star Greta Gerwig look ethereal
By DANIEL COLE - Associated Press
Sun,06/02/24-12:45PM , 475 Reads
CANNES, France (AP) — Daniel Cole, a freelance photographer who does extensive work for The Associated Press, mostly in southern France, spends the majority of his time covering hard news.
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- Tourists practice packrafting along the Verdon Gorge in southern France, Monday, June 19, 2023. Human-caused climate change is lengthening droughts in southern France, meaning the reservoirs are increasingly drained to lower levels to maintain the power generation and water supply needed for nearby towns and cities. It's concerning those in the tourism industry, who are working out how to keep their lakeside businesses afloat. (AP Photo/Daniel Cole)
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French tourism businesses are wary of customers drying up as droughts worsen
By DANIEL COLE - Associated Press
Sun,07/16/23-10:09PM , 242 Reads
SAINTE-CROIX du VERDON, France (AP) — At the pristine southern French lake of Sainte-Croix-du-Verdon, tourists in pedal boats and on white water rafts — and the businesses that welcome them — have been buoyed by generous rainfall and good water management this spring.
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- Rancher Jean-Claude Groul, left, fetches his horse at dawn to start the day’s work and a marshland, right, used for grazing semi-wild bulls and horses in the Camargue, southern France, Oct. 11, 2022. (AP Photo/Daniel Cole)
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In southern France, drought, rising seas threaten traditions
By DANIEL COLE - Associated Press
Sun,10/30/22-10:07PM , 259 Reads
SAINTES-MARIE DE LA MER, France (AP) — In a makeshift arena in the French coastal village Aigues-Mortes, young men in dazzling collared shirts come face-to-face with a raging bull. Surrounded by the city's medieval walls, the men dodge and duck the animal’s charges while spectators let out collective gasps.
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- Doctors and nurses share a Christmas Eve meal together in the COVID-19 intensive care unit at la Timone hospital in Marseille, southern France, Friday, Dec. 24, 2021. Marseille's La Timone Hospital, one of France's biggest hospitals, has weathered wave after wave of COVID-19. On Christmas Eve, medical personnel decorated a fir tree in the corridor and seized a moment for a communal meal in their scrubs, trying to maintain a semblance of holiday spirit in between rounds. (AP Photo/Daniel Cole)
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COVID Christmas in French ICU: Fear, fatigue and loving care
By DANIEL COLE - Associated Press
Sat,12/25/21-4:43AM , 315 Reads
MARSEILLE, France (AP) — From the intensive care ward in France where he is spending the holidays, COVID-19 patient David Daniel Sebbagh said he has one overriding regret: that he didn’t get vaccinated.

“The vaccine, it’s not a danger," the 52-year-old said as he lay in a Marseille hospital. “It’s choosing life.”
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