Romain Meffre and Yves Marchand are two young French men who spent five years taking pictures of the city of Detroit, the world’s now abandoned car construction capital. Here is an interview of them made on the occasion of their book release.

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You just watched the interview of the two young French men, Romain Meffre and Yves Marchand who took this stunning reportage. Here is their portfolio. You can read on the French version of La Lettre the article written about them by Michel Guerrin in Le Monde.

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Paul Facchetti just passed away in Paris at the age of 98. This Italian born photographer, son of a fine arts professor at the Académie Brera of Milano, came to France with his family in 1928. He opened his first photography studio on the rue Saint Jacques in central Paris in 1935, att...

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A street, a neighborhood, a principality in the heart of London:
Savile Row. In this kingdom where since the 18th century, tailors
rule, one sacrifices all to the cult of custom made menswear.

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