Hidden Versailles, 2011

Series | Pierre-Olivier Deschamps brings to light what was conceived to remain in the shadows thereby revealing the hidden side and part of the secrets of Louis XIV's palace.

Sasha , 2011

Serie | “For a long time, I have been interested in girl teenagers’ rites of passage, sacred for the time of a party: Sweet sixteen in USA, Quinceanera in Cuba and new “proms” in Russia…

Quelques Afriques, 2011

Series | Bernard Descamps feels good in Africa. Intending to meet landscapes and men, he mixes up with Berbers, Fulani, Bozo people, Pygmy people; the pictures of these populations have deeply moved anyone who has looked at them.

Brésils - Sao Paulo, 2008-2011

Series | Ludovic Carème focused his gaze on a small favela, Agua Branca, and, in an approach radically inscribed in the tradition and aesthetics of documentary photography, he simply invites us to observe.

The Moscow Project, 1991-2011

Series | A camera can be a time machine. This has become the backbone of the Moscow portrait series, a collaboration between two photographs spanning two decades.

The Zone, 2011

Série| “There, in front of me, I can see the bridge covered in snow, the blue-tinged light at night, and wolf tracks. I have been in the Chernobyl exclusion zone for two days. I never wanted to go back. I am both attracted and repelled."

Wanawake, Being a Woman in Congo, 2011

Series | Every minute in the world a woman dies of childbirth. 99% of these women live in developing countries. More than half of them live in sub-Saharan Africa.

Festival Jane Austen, Australie, 2011

Serie | Two hundred years ago was the first time Jane Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility“ was published. For the past 4 years, an offshoot of the famous Jane Austen Festival in Bath (England) has been held in April in Canberra, the Australian capital...

Extimacy, craving for visibility, 2011

Serie | What are those who broadcast their image on the Internet through webcams looking for? And what do those who watch them get out of it?

New York City, 2011

In 2011, Franck Ferville walked the streets of New York City, capturing some iconic images of the city that never sleeps.