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Laurent Geslin photographer of urban wildlife.

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Photographer Alain Pons has released a serie of photo guides of Tanzania, Namibia, Kenya, Botswana, and India. His models are tigers, bears, oryx and elephants. He is one of six animal photographers (Tony Crocetta, Vincent Munier, Michel et Christine Denis-Huot, Dominique Delfino) showing their work int the exhibition "Latitude Animal" in Drancy (France ) until march the 30th.

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Michał Szlaga lives and works in Gdansk.
"Gdansk Shipyard has always been my biggest interest: since 2002 I have been taking pictures to show the changes it is going through, its workers and beautiful architecture."
He works for Newsweek Poland, Przekroj, Twój Styl...
Michał Szlaga

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Travel Images, a visual journey through Europe.

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France - Perpignan - until Septembre the 16th.
PR : Visa pour l'Image is now 19 years old.
And these nineteen years have been devoted to promoting a certain type of photography analyzing events around the world and going beyond the coverage presented by the traditional medial. Some people may find this attitude provocative, but that is the goal, as this is the only way of exposing and speaking out against so many negative forces in the world.

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After the Depardon maelstrom, our joy at the success achieved (52,000 visitors, 20% of them foreign; overall, a 50% rise on 2005) was tinged with concerns: what future could we invent so as not to lose the impetus generated and the movement that had carried us along. This perplexity definitely has a starry-eyed “forever onwards and upwards” side to it.

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“Alive” is not only beautiful pictures of animals. It is also about our lifestyles, with facts and figures, and presents the paths we should follow in the future. We are all responsible for our planet. It is up to each and every one of us to realize that we must act by taking some simple and obvious measures. Let us all adopt more meaningful everyday gestures. Now is the time.

Yann Arthus Bertrand

Paris - France
Quai Branly : from 21st may to 22nd august 2007

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Between May 30 and July 22, PHE07 will be offering more than 60 exhibitions with work by photographers and visual artists from 31 countries. Twenty-six international curators are involved in the programming of this edition.

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AFP photographer Olivier Laban-Mattei has been awarded the 11th "Georges Bendrihem" prize for European political photography, for a picture of the French ruling UMP party chief and former interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy, talking to journalists during his party's summer conference in Marseille in September 2006.

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If you’ve never seen Andreas Gursky ‘s giant photos, here is your chance. His work is to be seen in Munich’s Haus der Kunst until may the 13th

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