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.
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
Travel Images, a visual journey through Europe.
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.
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
Born in 1955 in Indianna (USA) he was 19 when he met Robert Doisneau and became his assistant. He did the front page of Newsweek forty times, with his coverage of big international events.
One of Jürgens Freund favourite ways to shoot the marine habitat is half over, half under - or split level photography.
Dive in his web site.
It is said that no one truly knows a nation until one has been inside its jails.
Nelson Mandela
Mikhael Subotzky did, you can see his work in Berlin (Germany) at the Neuer Berliner Kunstverein
Long nights in wait... Unobtrusive approaches... Merging into the environment... Modestly step into the sanctuary of wildlife ...
I went to Dublin for a film Yves Allegret was making, LA JEUNE FOLLE. It was about Sinn Fein, the Irish revolutionary organization...
In his brief life, Werner Bischof (1916-1954) travelled half the world to create the oeuvre that would seal his reputation as a master of classic black-and-white photography. In the autumn of 1953, he created expansively composed colours photographs in the USA. Then he travelled on the Central and South America in search of harmony between man and nature. He was killed in a road accident in the Andes in 1954. This exhibition presents many unknown colour photographs as well as a selection of his black-and-white artworks.
The photographer who travels the world as a witness of to the torments and the beauties of humanity. He as worked in the Middle and Far East for such magazines as Newsweek, Time, Geo, and National Geographic.
Arnaud Baumann, graduated in Architecture then became Professional Photographer. He published three books: "Carnet d'Adresses" (album of known and unknown nudes, Le Dernier Terrain Vague ed.), "L'Âge du Siècle" (collection of photographs of well-known personalities born before 1914, with Patrick Aufauvre (assistant) and Gaillac-Morgue (interviews), Le Félin ed.), and "Projections privées" (portraits of movie's artists, with Patrick Aufauvre, Les Imaginayres ed.)
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John Hyde photographs the wild lands and fauna of Alaska. His work has being published worldwide in nature and travel magazines.
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Philip Plisson's and Guillaume Plissons's photo library presents more than 10,000 photographies. On topics such as lighthouses, tempest and yachting.
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Photographic assignments have taken Delano from the rainforests of Southeast Asia to the Silk Road in Central Asia, as well as to Africa, & Europe.
Laurent Geslin photographer of urban wildlife.
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100 photos of residents in their flats in Hong Kong's oldest public housing estate:
100 rooms, each 100 square feet in size.