Having devoted their lives to tracking the latest scoops, today it is their turn to be in the spotlight. Bruno Mouron and Pascal Rostain are the most well-known paparazzi in France and have worked together since the end of the 1970s when they first joined forces for Paris ...

27.05.2013[ read full story ]

France, the French Riviera, a blue sky—looking for light? Here it is! The Mediterranean photography festival PhotoMed has everything a photo lover could want. Festival director Jean-Luc Monterosso has made sure that the 22 exhibition have something for amateurs and seasoned ph...

27.05.2013[ read full story ]

Last week saw the opening of PhotoMed, the Mediterranean photography festival. Organized by Jean-Luc Monterosso, for its third edition, the work of nearly 30 photographers will be on display as part of 20 exhibitions, including: a special tribute to the late Gabriele Basilico, a showcas...

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American photographer Tracie William’s exhibition Beauty explores themes around self-perception, societal expectations and innocence. In this series Williams documents her younger sister’s involvement in the American beauty pageants where parents spend thousands of dollars on th...

24.05.2013[ read full story ]

The China Project features photographs taken by Sydney photographers, Meg Hewitt and Paul McDonald. The pair, who have just launched their own gallery in Sydney, 10x8, made solo trips to China in 2012 and have come together to present their work for the first time in ...

24.05.2013[ read full story ]

Marnya Rothe is a Sydney-based photographer who uses her camera to explore themes of feminism, sexuality and voyeurism. In her exhibition Women in Uniform, which is part of Head On Festival, Rothe “presents portraits of powerful, beautiful women attempting to break the glass ceiling of trad...

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Moroccan born photographer Gilbert Bel-Bachir’s exhibition Looking Through Glass features photographs shot by Bel-Bachir from the windows of Sydney’s buses. Taken over four years, Bel-Bachir “uses the graffiti, scratches and marks left by the commuters as his Photoshop.”

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Belgium photographer Anton Kusters spent two years documenting a Yakuza family in Japan, an experience he describes as "walking on eggshells". Convincing the Yakuza to allow him to take photographs took ten months of negotiation. Kusters said at first the Yakuza were suspicious that he may...

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Four times winner of the Australian Science, Environment and Nature Photographer of the Year Award (Canon/AIPP), Darren Jew is one of Australia’s most respected environmental and underwater photographers. His exhibition Liquid Light explores the interaction between life, light and wa...

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Acclaimed Australian photographer Paul Blackmore’s series New Beirut shows a city and its people in celebration, providing a different view of Beirut and shifting perception on a city that after years of civil war evokes thoughts of conflict and devastation rather than beach parties and g...

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