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Editorial RM presents SACA 1504, by Manuel Naranjo Martell: a photobook on an ancestral ritual that forms part of America’s equestrian roots. Developed over nearly a decade around the Saca de las Yeguas — the annual roundup of mares — in Doñana, Huelva, southern Spain, a vast marshland comprising a National Park and Natural Park, and recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve, the book is…
A two-day workshop with Christopher Morris, founding member of the VII Photo Agency. For two days only, work side by side with one of the most influential documentary photographers of the last forty years. With four decades spent documenting contemporary history for TIME Magazine and the VII Photo Agency, Christopher Morris will share his approach, his creative process, and give you direct feedback on your own work. Presented exclusively for…
Refine Your Vision. Build Your Voice. Showcase Your Work. ONLY TWO PLACES LEFT The BOYS! BOYS! BOYS! Photo Course is designed for artists ready to elevate their practice, guiding you from an idea to a fully realised body of work - whether that’s an exhibition, a zine, or a published book. Through mentorship, personalised assignments, and expert guidance, you’ll refine your visual language, strengthen your storytelling, and develop a project…
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When the talk is about photographing celebrities, most inevitably think about the person in front of the camera. Actually, though, the one behind it is of much greater importance. Because it’s the photographer who sets the stage, chooses the lighting, and selects the lens. The photographer’s work turns the person in the picture into an icon, or the photos into the witnesses of a personality. Today, hardly anyone makes this…
Divine Decay Divine Decay is a series of photographic/mixed media constructions informed and inspired by holy texts, illuminated manuscripts, death memorials, alchemical/occult symbols, sacred geometry, religious icons and Renaissance panel paintings. The work deals with memory, remembrance and decay and tackles issues such as spirituality which is often neglected but also essential for the well-being and inner balance of the individual in our hypertechnological and increasingly materialistic society. The gritty and…
Thierry Maindrault's Monthly Chronicle At the beginning of my short career as a professional photographer, in the 1960s, at each first meeting with an artistic director of that time and after his quick glance at my "book", the same question arose: how much for taking this picture ? Faced with such a question, a true creator always remains very hesitant. Indeed, if the working time, the perspiration, and the sides…
Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature
60 rue des Archives, 75003 Paris, France
from July 22nd, 2026 to October 15th, 2026
Atelier Smedsby
85 Rue du Midi, 93100 Montreuil, France
from July 22nd, 2026 to September 7th, 2026
Galerie La Lison
5 rue Pierre Chausson, 75010 Paris
from June 11th, 2026 to August 30th, 2026
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August has arrived at The Eye of Photography. Send us your photos! Until the end of August, you will find every morning a mix of world photographic news with your photos of the summer. Gary Calderwood opens the month. Anyone can send their summer image, but don’t forget that The Eye of Photography owes its survival essentially to its subscribers. So, if you can, support us and subscribe. Happy Summer…
Published by MW Editions, this new photobook by the lens-based artist Susan kae Grant is a haunting collection of whimsical dreamscapes—(re)constructed from her childhood memories and dream explorations, carried out at home and in a lab. Divided into seven chapters, Night Journey comprises some 90 black-and-white photographs taken—or, the way Grant puts it, made—over the past two and a half decades, starting in 2000. Except for just a handful of…
Dina Goldstein sent us Vancouver Beaches, a photography notebook and part of box set collection PORTRAITS DE VILLE. She presents the series as it as follow: Beaches, mountains and forests, surround Vancouver and frame the glass towers and other usual city dwellings created by humanity. Perhaps this is why Vancouver excels in surveys which judge quality of life. This natural beauty is a constant reminder that we are the ones…
Origini Edizioni publishes Pâle by Gabrielle Duplantier. This is a journey invented by mind, with the images, people, and memories that inhabit it. It is a notebook of deepest fantasies, pâle because they have been faded by time and memory. Origini chases black and old looking style, using materials and colours that aspire to the universal— without place and without time: Gabrielle's eye has no time. Her photographs could have…
Archives - August 4, 2022 The exhibition is called: The Teenage Self. It brings together 2 photographers: Sarah Lee Lewis and Iain McKell. It is the latter that we have chosen to present to you. He gave us this text! Private Reality - A Diary of a Teenage Boy In 1976 aged nineteen while studying at Exeter College of Art I got my self a summer job on Weymouth seafront photographing…
Archives - August 4, 2023 Von Lintel Gallery presents “The Surfing Landscape”. This multimedia exhibit pairs large-scale tintypes, prints, and a new film by photographer Joni Sternbach. This is the gallery’s third solo exhibition with the artist. Joni Sternbach is renowned for her use of the wet plate collodion process, an early photographic technique dating back to the 19th century, in which a metal plate is coated with a silver…
Alexandra Mavros : The art of photographing hat slips away In the work of Alexandra Mavros, an image rarely emerges where you'd expect. It is not built around the decisive moment, but around what comes just before or just after it, in those fleeting fractions of a second when reality momentarily stops performing its own role. Perhaps this is where the singularity of her gaze lies: photographing not the event…
Denmark is showcasing the work of photojournalists! The Danish National Library is hosting the winners of the Danish Press Photography Award organized by the Danish Union of Press Photographers. Open until August 9, visitors can see the work of the award winners in fields such as sport, current affairs, and also series of reports produced in 2025. It is the huge photograph of a demonstration in Greenland, taken by Oscar…
For la terre amoureuse (se dit de la terre qui colle aux bottes) [The Amorous Earth (a term used for soil that clings to your boots)], published by Rotolux Press, Rebekka Deubner spent three years immersed in the farming communities of Deux-Sèvres, in western France. Turning away from the images of violence that have come to define Sainte-Soline in the public imagination, she shifts the gaze towards what the confrontation…
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