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Warren Richardson  is a freelance photojournalist currently working in Eastern Europe. Born in Australia in 1968, he is a self-taught photo...

Four sisters. Forty years. This simple and beautiful pictorial story started in 1975 with a delightful image. — photo by Nicholas Nixon...

In our modern world of cheap senseless selfies and trashy paparazzi images, it’s nice to be able to look back at the first fellow who happe...

The Italian artist Sandro Giordano offers us a fascinating series of 15 photos on the theme of falling artistically onto (or often into) th...

The following image shows a group of women attending an electoral meeting in Jalalabad, Afghanistan. The name of the professional p...

The French website of Le Nouvel Observateur offers us regularly various collections of great images. I would imagine that this stuff should...

Here's a portrait of the real winner of the 100 m sprint at Moscow: He's a photographer named Olivier Morin , who works for AF...

A French photographer, Eugène Atget [1857-1927], produced a large series of fantastic photos of the working people of Paris around 1898. One...

I first got involved in photography at about the age of 11, using a Kodak Box Brownie. Almost immediately, I got around to developing my fil...

The woman seen here, with her hair being ruffled by the breeze, is a New York fashion photographer named Jamie Beck : Jamie and a graphic ar...

At first sight, you might—or might not—imagine that these are portraits of two sisters, who could well be twins (but surely not identical tw...

In the special case of a great American city such as Detroit, which played a central role in the history of the automobile, it's fitting...

An eclectic choice of some of the world's finest news photos is displayed regularly on the website of Le Figaro . I've clipped gross...

The art of producing fake photos used to be practiced primarily, and more or less expertly, by tyrants such as Joseph Stalin [1879-1953], w...

Outsiders probably imagine my native Australia as an open-minded nation whose citizens are accustomed to basking around half-naked in a care...

In Great Britain, where official portraits of royalty and other distinguished folk are a serious business, Cecil Beaton was one of the most...

Nowadays, it's so easy and so common to use a computer to retouch photos [above all with the celebrated Adobe Photoshop software tool] t...

A few weeks ago, just before my excursions to England and then Provence, I phoned my son in order to obtain technical advice on an aspect of...

My son and I recently started to build a website to display his photos. For the moment, only one of François' four basic categories con...

Almost without my realizing it, my son François has become a professional photographer. First, there was his book on the Mobylette [click ...