I rarely photographed much in Vermont for the 23 years that I lived there. Although the small towns were charming, the streets always seemed […]…
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I rarely photographed much in Vermont for the 23 years that I lived there. Although the small towns were charming, the streets always seemed […]…
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In Paris, when the sun is back, the « bronzeur »goes along the Seine. Wearing clothes or almost naked, he is looking for the perfect spot […]…
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I left, get away, to be alone, to listen the silence and to listen to myself, finally. And then I said nothing, I understood […]…
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I’m a legally blind photographer based in Kentucky.I use a simple point and shoot camera, my 47-inch computer monitor, and sometimes a little guidance […]…
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I started photographing my mother to learn how to use a camera. I continued it in order to spend some time with her. I’m […]…
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With “a summer at the beach” we find light atmosphere from the coloristwhere sea is the setting for ephemeral joys of the holidays. These […]…
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Despite it’s booming economy, India in the 21st century still remains one of the most high-risk places in the world to give birth to […]…
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The 6th Planche(s) Contact festival opened its doors in Deauville on October 17th. Every year, the town invites a handful of photographers to make […]…
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Philippe Normand is the new artistic director for the Planche(s) Contact festival in Deauville. However, he’s no newcomer to the town, he has been […]…