Livres photo

In 1955, Marc Riboud left for what was to become a three-year trip east, vers l’orient, traveling to Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, China, Japan… Thirty years old, Henri Cartier-Bresson became a mentor during that time. “I often found letters from Henri waiting for me at General Delivery in Kabul, in Jaipur, in Madras, in Ahmedabad, or in some Indonesian city whose name I forget.”

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01 May 2013 - 04 Aug 2013

 

A retrospective reasoned and exciting about the authors and the images that have made Life a myth and a reference of international photography.

 

99 of the greatest photographers of the story, from Eisenstaedt to Bourke-White, from Mydans to Parks, from W. Eugene Smith to Robert Capa and Morse and McNally

 

Auditorium Parco della Musica

Viale Pietro De Coubertin, 30

Rome

Via Massimiliano Cammuso, Thomas-Penette Michel

Greg Gorman has been a force to be reckoned with in the world of celebrity photography since the early eighties. He came up in a group that included Herb Ritts, Matthew Rolston, Paul Jasmin and Bruce Weber.

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Via Thomas Menk, Philippe Gassmann

Pablo Picasso, Ayn Rand, Igor Stravinsky: This archive is like a who's who of midcentury culture.

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We hope you enjoy these lantern slides from the Alfred Stieglitz collection at George Eastman House. Stieglitz used these wonderful objects to illustrate presentations and lectures about his work.

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The photographs of Margaret Watkins are like the choruses of a love song. They are delicate like rare flowers one refrains from picking; the impulse to touch them, or to possess them, would damage their beauty. Better to keep a distance and enjoy the simple pleasure of admiring them.

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La deuxième édition de la vente "Photographies pour tous" organisée par Christophe Gœury (expert) et la maison de vente Million se déroulera le mardi 19 mars 2013 à 14h30 dans la salle V.V. 3 rue Rossini à Paris.

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Philosophers have often ruminated on the aesthetics of photography. Roland Barthes’ Camera Lucida begins with a poignant memorialization of his mother, as remembered through her photograph.

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Site officiel du 5e rendez-vous photographique ImageSingulières. Du 8 au 26 mai, le festival international de la photo documentaire s’installe à Sète !

Via Thomas-Penette Michel

One cold morning last year, we attended an estate in the Niagara Falls where we were fortunate enough to come across and purchase a rare World War I Richard Verascope stereo camera previously owned by the French Army.

 

The camera is in pristine condition and included the original leather carrying case and glass slides. Each slide is a piece of history in photographic form and I get shivers every time I place a glass slide into the 3D stereo viewer. Only at A Nerd’s World 986 Bathurst street can you see the 3D stereo camera, viewer, and actual World War I slides in person – leaving you with an experience you’ll never forget.

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Zoomer sur Charlie

Le duo de photographes Max et Charlotte s'est inspiré en 2009 de la série de dessins Mais où est Charlie ? pour l'adapter à un environnement réel : le Musée d'Orsay, la piscine Pontoise, le Musée Grévin (et à retrouver surPolka Magazine).

Via Thomas-Penette Michel

BY MARCO RISTUCCIA
1. You mention that you studied sociology. In which way do you think these studies influenced your photography? Don’t you find it somewhat strange that a sociologist completely...

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