Philippe Calandre started out as a cabin boy at age sixteen, roaming the seas for years before anchoring in France for medical reasons. Stuck on land, he founds the means…
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Apparently less than 5% of La Lettre readers noticed the grass moving in Jamie Beck's picture published yesterday. Look carefully, it moves!…
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Passionate about photography since he was a child, Jason Langer studied at Oregon State University before becoming an assistant and printer for such legendary photographers as Arthur Tress and Michael Kenna. His…
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Apparemment, à peine 5% des lecteurs de La Lettre ont remarquer l'herbe bouger dans la photographie de Jamie Beck publiée hier dans La Lettre. Et pourtant, regardez bien: elle bouge…
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The annual National Geographic seminar took place last week in Washington. Jean-François Leroy, director of the Visa pour l’Image Festival, was there: "It was a beautiful Thursday morning. In the…
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Nicole Crassat, one of Elle Magazine great fashion editors, passed away last week. Gilles Bensimon shares these parting images and words: “I don’t like the word ‘memories,’ so I…
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Today the US celebrates Martin Luther King Day. The Roger-Viollet agency pays tribute to the great man with this report by Matt Heron, an American civil rights defender. Matt Herron…
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Photo l.a. returned to the historic Santa Monica Civic Auditorium for its 21st edition January 12 —16, 2012. Jeff Dunas was "L'Oeil de La Lettre" for the opening last…
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Throckmorton Gallery opened its second show of the work of Lucien Clergue this past week, a show of work done by the French-born photographer in America. The show, including…
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Laurence Miller Gallery, opened the show Burned, photographs by Burk Uzzle Thursday evening 1/12/2012. The newest project of Uzzle’s, a professional photographer for 57 years, began when he drove by…
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