On May 13 you published an investigation by Michel Puech into the history of Gamma/Sygma. According to my European rights of reply, I ask that you publish this letter within…
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This month, a photograph of Lizzie Sadin was selected for this year’s second poster campaign organized by the Association Inimaginable*. The photograph that will be on display in Paris from…
This month, a photograph by Robin Hammond has been selected for the year’s second poster campaign organized by the Association Inimaginable*. Recently awarded the FotoEvidence Book Award for his series…
Are you in love and want to tell the world? We’re listening. Send us your Valentine’s Day photo (1024-pixel .jpg file) before February 13th (12am, french time) and we’ll…
This month, the Association Inimaginable* has selected a photograph by Christophe Gallaire, taken from his report on Mayotte, the 101st French department. The photograph will be on view in the…
For over two years we’ve been talking about it: C/O Berlin, an internationally renowned photography institution founded in 2000, which occupies the Postfuhramt on Oranienstrasse in the Mitte district, will…
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On January 9th, the academy member Lucien Clergue was elected president of the French Académie des Beaux-Arts for 2013. With the election of photographers Yann Arthus…
It’s finally here: a completely new version of Le Journal, now with a more international calendar covering exhibitions across the world. Santa Claus delivered it this morning, but we’re keeping…
Our French readers have long known that Santa Claus is a bastard (thanks to the cult film Le Père Noel est une ordure) and thirty years later, it’s still true:…
This is our contribution to current affairs. This photo was sent to us by photographer and photography expert Peter Jones. It shows one of his friends at the height of…
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