Le Journal de la Photographie

Araminta de Clermont Passport (Solomon), 2008, Life After © Araminta de Clermont Araminta de Clermont The Twins: Bless and Kojak, 2008, Life After © Araminta de Clermont Amy Elkins 9/32 (Not the Man I Once Was), Portrait of a man having thus far served 19 years of a Life without Parole (solitary) sentence where the ratio of years spent in prison to years alive determined the level of image loss, Dark is the Day, Dark is the Night (2009- ongoing) © Amy Elkins Amy Elkins 9 Years out of a Death Row Sentence (forest), A penpal 13 years into his death row sentence describes a childhood memory of taking refuge in the forrest throughout his youth, Dark is the Day, Dark is the Night (2009- ongoing) © Amy Elkins Alyse Emdur Prison Landcapes 2008-2011 © Alyse Emdur Alyse Emdur Prison Landcapes 2008-2011 © Alyse Emdur Deborah Luster Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women St. Gabriel, Louisiana, One Big Self: Prisoners of Louisiana, © Deborah Luster, courtesy Jack Shainman Gallery Deborah Luster E.C.P.P.F. Transylvania, Louisiana, One Big Self: Prisoners of Louisiana, © Deborah Luster, courtesy Jack Shainman Gallery Christiane Feser Prisons, 2009 © Christiane Feser Christiane Feser Prisons, 2009 © Christiane Feser Jane Lindsay Gems, 2011 - ongoing, Tintypes, cast resin, bottlecaps © Jane Lindsay Jane Lindsay Gems, 2011 - ongoing, Tintypes, cast resin, bottlecaps © Jane Lindsay Lizzie Sadin USA, Boot Camp California, Mineurs en Peines,1999-2007 © Lizzie Sadin Lizzie Sadin USA, Boot Camp California, Mineurs en Peines,1999-2007 © Lizzie Sadin Lori Waselchuk Prison Guard Watches From The Levee, 2007, Grace before Dying © Lori Waselchuk Lori Waselchuk George Checks Jimmie’s Breathing, 2008, Grace before Dying © Lori Waselchuk Nathalie Mohadjer OPG (Officier de la Police General), general police officer, responsible for the detention cell in Buhinjuza, near the city Muyinga, The Dungeon, 2009 © Nathalie Mohadjer Nathalie Mohadjer Inside the detention cell of Cibitoke, where 38 men and children are captured. Most prisoners are held there up to 2 years. By law, the prisoners have to be judged after being captured for max. 14 days © Nathalie Mohadjer Yana Payusova Featherweight, Russian Prison Series, 2003 © Yana Payusova Yana Payusova Eye of Faith, Russian Prison Series, 2005 © Yana Payusova