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For 15 years, François-Xavier Seren worked on aristocracy and the French bourgeoisie. His pictures were featured in Point de Vue, Vogue Homme, L’Eventail and Dynastie. Here is a glimpse of…

Charles Moore (1931- 2010) is the most important civil rights era photographer. His searing images of conflict between demonstrators and law enforcement helped propel landmark civil rights legislation.…

“Masturbation is not permitted during the entire duration of the exhibition.” This is what the invitation to François-Marie Banier’s exhibition in Stuttgart at Abtart informed. Provocative certainly, but full of…

The Samburu portrait project by Lyle Owerko documents one of Africa’s last great Warrior tribes in vivid black and white renderings. As an established living record of a community in…

Bremer’s technique is novel and utterly hybrid. Using various inks, he draws directly on slightly blurry c-print enlargements of photographs, and often adds splotches and streaks of photographic dye. Almost…

Exclusively for La Lettre, here are the images of the royal wedding between Prince William and Kate Middleton. The struggle was terrible, but we prevailed. And yes, we had…

A fascinating and never before seen exhibition: this city, without any doubt the most photographed in the world, already had its admirers in “panes”, since the end of the 19th…

New York: swimming through the crowds, catching the light, mingling, calling, chatting, running, wondering, working, flirting, observing, shopping, thinking, decision-making, hunting, texting, networking.…

“Today’s Levitation” is the ongoing self-portrait-diary project for the year 2011 produced by Natsumi Hayashi, a Japanese contemporary photographer. It has been updating daily bases since the first day of…

In Awkward, Fullerton-Batten’s newest series, her subjects, both female, and now male approach adulthood. Her imagery places the adolescents in that moment of social awkwardness when two or more people…