In a strict sense, the voyeur is someone who seeks sexual pleasure with their eyes. In a broader sense, it is someone who want to possess with their eyes, not…
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Calling a photo dumb requires an explanation. But I’d like for you to find that explanation yourselves. All that I’ll say is that if some of these photos make your…
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New York up and down was the third project of what I like to call my triptych. To begin with, this meant simply that the three are nearly contemporaneous: both…
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Chris Killip has just died. He was one of the great English documentary photographers. We published him several times. Photographer Soren Harbel sent us […]…
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Philippe Salaün passed away. We received this very beautiful text from Flora Merillon and these images. Philippe is gone. A last trip, one Sunday, not far […]…
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Juliette Gréco, the iconic muse of Saint-Germain des Prés, passed away last week. The Roger-Viollet agency sent us this unpublished portrait by Erwin Bumenfeld […]…
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Fashion designer Kenzo Takada, better known as Kenzo, died on Sunday from Covid-19 at the American Hospital in Neuilly-sur Seine. He arrived in France […]…
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The great RBG left us this past Friday. Back in march we published this portrait by Michael O’Neill sent by Peter Fetterman Gallery to […]…
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Sad news: the death of a legend of the dark room: Michel Fresson. It was Bernard Plossu who told us about it and sent […]…
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Acclaimed photographer Dan Budnik, noted for his portraits of artists in New York in the 1960s along with the civil rights movement and Native […]…
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