Anyone associated with photojournalism in the 60’s through the 90’s is familiar with the name Henri Bureau. His image of the burning oil refineries in Abadan, Iran during the Iran/Iraq…
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Life has a strange way of coming back to haunt you. I remember when Bob and I were first together he used to laugh and tell me what a marvellous…
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Bob Carlos Clarke brought enormous passion, technical knowledge and creativity to his photography. Best known for his sexually provocative image making, he was a far more versatile and imaginative photographer…
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I first met Bob in 1995 when I was a celebrity publicist and he was photographing one of my clients Tamara Beckwith (now my partner in The Little Black Gallery). …
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He was known for his photographs of celebrities, wildlife and politicians. But his most famous image remains an iconic one taken at the 1968 Olympic Games: two African-American athletes on…
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I’ve just heard the terrible news from Joel Brard that Jean-François Bauret has passed away, and I’m beside myself. I recently suggested to Jean-François that his brother Gabriel and I…
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Bert Stern died on June 25 at 83 years old in his home in Manhattan. We publish the obituary published yesterday in the New York Times written by Paul…
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Paris Match has lost one of its finest photographers. He had that rare quality of knowing how to do everything: war, politics, the magazine, even celebrities. He photographed all of…
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Benoît Gysembergh was cremated at the Père Lachaise cemetery yesterday morning. All of Paris Match and the world of French photojournalism came to pay a final tribute to this wonderful,…
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The Franco-Quebecois portrait photographer Tshi was found dead in La Rochelle, France. Based in Montreal since 1990, his work appeared in many magazines and newspapers over the last two…
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