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His name: Daniel Wolf. He was one of the great dealers in photography during the 70s and 80s. Most importantly he was the originator of the Getty Museum’s acquisition of…
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Every weekend, The Eye of Photography dedicates itself to the portfolios of its readers. By publishing the best portfolios, the magazine enables photographers around the world […]…
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The mind moves, the soul is moved, the mind reasons, the soul resonates. – François Cheng The beauty and uniqueness of Eve Morcrette’s photographs […]…
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For me, nothing is more peaceful than long walks in the woods with my dog (if we don’t stumble on hunters). While she sniffs without […]…
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The traces of History that was partly written here A landscape that constantly moves and forgot the notion of intimacy The living, the monuments, […]…
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All pictures were taken using handmade 6×6 hybrid camera, made from old light-leaking medium format film cameras and color film, sometimes intentionally affected with […]…
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Night walk in a quiet area of Paris. At the corner of a street, I am dazzled by the neons’ harsh light of a […]…
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The series Beauty Kitsch reflects the cult of beauty that exist in today’s society. Beauty standards that is cultivated in the media, cause a […]…
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Diamonds are forever is the title of the last book of Jean Rault. It brings together more than one hundred night portraits of the last […]…