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Archives - July 28, 2022 "I make books because I have stories to tell and want to share some of my visions; because I am passionate about a subject and want to explore it over a long time period with my camera. I do a book because I have to, because I wish to add my voice and viewpoint to the conversation. Might I say that I do a book…

Archives - July 28, 2020 Unuua Unuua is a work of photographic creation devoted to hunting and to the Arctic night. It was carried out in Nunavut (Iqaluit, Pond Inlet) and in Nunavik (Salluit) between 2013 and 2018. “In the course of a number of journeys in polar territory, I succeeded in integrating myself into Inuit communities and families with whom I learned to hunt goose, caribou, seal and narwhal.…

Deana Nastic: Photography Beyond Painting In Deana Nastic's work, light is never used simply to illuminate the world; it reshapes its contours. It does not reveal it transforms. Rather than fixing reality, it unsettles our certainties about it. Her images move beyond documentation to become sensory experiences, where the visible trembles, forms dissolve, and physical presence gives way to something more elusive and inward. Rejecting descriptive photography, Nastic explores the…

Long confined to the labels of photographer of the Belle Époque, or, more simply, photographer of happiness, Jacques Henri Lartigue yet defies all these oversimplifications.. Behind the apparent lightness of his images lies the work of an author who never stopped making his own life, the lives of those close to him, and the people he loved, the very material of his art. Born in 1894, he received his first camera…

The Kharkiv School of Photography is a community spanning four generations of artists for whom photography is a primary medium of expression. From the period of Soviet censorship through the turbulent years of Ukraine's independence, revolutions, and the onset of Russian military aggression, Kharkiv photographers have continuously expanded the boundaries of the medium, transforming it into a sharp instrument of social and aesthetic critique.   The history of the Kharkiv…

For more than two years, readers of L’Oeil de la Photographie have followed Jacques Revon’s research into film and print developing using ecological processes. The Société des Amis du Musée Nicéphore Niépce will soon publish an illustrated book summarizing his work, Jacques Revon : Développement Photographique – Noir et Blanc Argentique – Naturel Écologique, presenting more than 30 experimental recipes for developing your black-and-white film photographs with natural, ecological products.…

Archives - July 27, 2021 On view till August 2 at the Asheville Art Museum in Asheville, North Carolina, is Our Strength Is Our People: The Humanist Photographs of Lewis Hine. The show comprises 65 vintage prints from the private collection of Michael Mattis and Judy Hochberg. This moving and memorable exhibition is a concise survey of the life’s work of Lewis Wickes Hine (1874-1940), the father of American documentary…

Archives - July 27, 2021 Champagne, a very French know-how! Since Dom Pérignon’s discovery of the process for obtaining a regular foam, the term "champagne" owes its appellation of controlled origin  by its process and its geographical situation that Russia wants to question on its territory. Discover the selection of the Roger-Viollet Agency. Agence Roger-Viollet 6, rue de Seine 75006 Paris www.roger-viollet.fr

Internal Dialogue The series consists exclusively of self-portraits, aiming to address various aspects of femininity. Through the depiction of identity, empowerment, and sensitivity, the images reveal the inner journeys and challenges experienced by every woman. Each photograph serves as a visual narrative, exploring both vulnerability and the strength that emerges from a deep understanding of the self. The different colors and poses of the figure reflect shifting psychological states, creating…

Lilac at Forty Four "Lilac at Forty Four" is a photographic cycle of 20 images created in my studio at number 44 on a historic street in Łódź, Poland. At the emotional center of the series is the lilac, received as a gift from someone important: a symbol of spring and blooming, but also of loss and separation. Around this moment, the studio, together with the objects within it, becomes…

From a moving window This series brings together photographs captured at precise instants in time while in motion. It explores fleeting fragments of everyday life - simple, often unnoticed moments - seen and recovered as they unfold, between stillness and movement. charlottecomer.fr

A family story “A Family Story” is a journey through time, a return to one’s roots, a need to reconnect with the past and breathe in its memories, to touch its textures, to embrace its atmosphere, to listen to its silences and whispers, to caress its shadows and light, and to build a bridge between dream, vision, and reality. This trip to India, among all my others over time, was…