What photographs taken today will represent our era in tomorrow’s archives? Rahaab Allana, the editor-in-chief of the quarterly photo magazine Pix, presented the publication in response to this question.

10.01.2013[ read full story ]

First published in July 2012, doc! photo magazine is a Warsaw(Poland) based online monthly focusing on contemporary documentary photography with a special stress on photo stories. Each month the magazine presents the work of eight photographers - some well known, others j...

09.01.2013[ read full story ]

The third issue of the Magazine Gamma/Rapho has just come out for the iPad. It features a video by Jean-Claude Francolon on orphans of the Vietnam War, Vanessa Paradis, Keystone take is on lingerie, the Ecole de Saint Cyr, a report on steel, and a portfolio by Maltête.

The issue can be...

07.01.2013[ read full story ]

Her name is Sophie Boisgallais, and she has fantastic blog, Le blog de SoVeNa. The photographer Claude Guillaumin introduced me to it. Week and after week, Boisgallais shares her favorite pictures, rediscovering a forgotten past. And she asks for nothing in return. She does it for...

13.12.2012[ read full story ]

Issue 0 of Camera magazine is creating a buzz at Paris Photo. Some had already seen it, others had flipped through it, and those who had seen nothing were skeptical, to say the least. Everyone had a different take... Thirty years after its disappearance, the magazine Camera will once aga...

15.11.2012[ read full story ]

For its third issue, the biannual Brazilian magazine from the Instituto Moreira Salles (IMS) has decided to focus on rarities, publishing never-before-seen images by the photographer and painter Geraldo de Barros. Shortly before his death in São Paulo in 1998, the artist, arme...

20.11.2012[ read full story ]

A wonderful new issue of the magazine L’insensé is out. The subject is Russia. In their introduction to the issue, Elizabeth Nora and Vanessa van Zuylen Menesguen write: “Russia fascinates us with its size, its history, its politics, with its response to untrammelled capitalism after...

13.11.2012[ read full story ]

What’s fascinating about Another Language, beyond its title that’s half-Karl von Frisch’s dancing bees, half-Italo Calvino’s visual alphabet, is the precision of Mårten Lange’s photographs. Like the Swedish photographer, and taking their cue from Ryan McGinley, thousands of amateur photo...

17.10.2012[ read full story ]

October. It’s getting colder and darker. Every morning we’re less likely to see daylight as we emerge from the subway. We look back on Passengers by Dagmar Keller and Martin Wittwer, the winner of the Dummy Award, which recognizes the best book layout, at the last FotoBook Fe...

11.10.2012[ read full story ]

In these times of the Paris Fashion Week, we were looking in photobooks for stories of pretty girls running their hands through their hair. No luck. Let’s take advantage of the opportunity to make amends for an oversight, a masterpiece ignored by the Journal de la ...

27.09.2012[ read full story ]