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Subscription Fisheye Magazine – 2 years + 2 Special Issues
SubscriptionTelling, Inspiring, Revealing... Contemporary photography.
Fisheye is a magazine that decrypts the world through photography by keeping an eye on the practices of a new generation that approaches photography without any complex. With entries on politics, economy, society, world, portraiture, fashion, video art, equipment, web projects, trends, history... Fisheye forbids itself nothing and keeps an eye open on emerging talents. Documentary photography, reportage, graphic research, poetic approach, road trip, mobile photography and others: all have the right to be featured in the pages of Fisheye, on the walls of the Fisheye Gallery as well as on the Net, thanks to our website www.fisheyemagazine.fr. The 2 years subscription + 2 Special Issues to Fisheye Magazine allows you to receive 12 issues over the next 24 months + 2 Special Issues.95,00€ for 2 years -
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Subscription Fisheye Magazine – 1 year + Special issue
SubscriptionTelling, Inspiring, Revealing... Contemporary photography.
Fisheye is a magazine that decrypts the world through photography by keeping an eye on the practices of a new generation that approaches photography without any complex. With entries on politics, economy, society, world, portraiture, fashion, video art, equipment, web projects, trends, history... Fisheye forbids itself nothing and keeps an eye open on emerging talents. Documentary photography, reportage, graphic research, poetic approach, road trip, mobile photography and others: all have the right to be featured in the pages of Fisheye, on the walls of the Fisheye Gallery as well as on the Net, thanks to our website www.fisheyemagazine.fr. The 1 year subscription + Special Issue to Fisheye Magazine allows you to receive 6 issues over the next 12 months + 1 Special Issue.50,00€ for 1 year -
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Subscription Fisheye Magazine – 2 years
SubscriptionTelling, Inspiring, Revealing... Contemporary photography.
Fisheye is a magazine that decrypts the world through photography by keeping an eye on the practices of a new generation that approaches photography without any complex. With entries on politics, economy, society, world, portraiture, fashion, video art, equipment, web projects, trends, history... Fisheye forbids itself nothing and keeps an eye open on emerging talents. Documentary photography, reportage, graphic research, poetic approach, road trip, mobile photography and others: all have the right to be featured in the pages of Fisheye, on the walls of the Fisheye Gallery as well as on the Net, thanks to our website www.fisheyemagazine.fr. The 2 years subscription to Fisheye Magazine allows you to receive 12 issues over the next 24 months.75,00€ for 2 years -
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Subscription Fisheye Magazine – 1 year
SubscriptionTelling, Inspiring, Revealing... Contemporary photography.
Fisheye is a magazine that decrypts the world through photography by keeping an eye on the practices of a new generation that approaches photography without any complex. With entries on politics, economy, society, world, portraiture, fashion, video art, equipment, web projects, trends, history... Fisheye forbids itself nothing and keeps an eye open on emerging talents. Documentary photography, reportage, graphic research, poetic approach, road trip, mobile photography and others: all have the right to be featured in the pages of Fisheye, on the walls of the Fisheye Gallery as well as on the Net, thanks to our website www.fisheyemagazine.fr. The 1 year subscription to Fisheye Magazine allows you to receive 6 issues over the next 12 months.40,00€ for 1 year
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AFP, une épopée photo
Fisheye ÉditionsA sensitive diary of history through AFP photos After a relentless search through the 6 million film photos produced by Agence France-Presse over the course of its history (starting with the creation of the Havas agency in 1835, which became AFP in 1944), Marielle Eudes, director of AFP's special photo projects, and Christophe Calais, the project's editorial director, have come up with a historical and photographic fresco that is largely unpublished. The images they have brought to light - thanks to the complicity of the institution's Documentation Department and the expertise of its photo lab - travel back in time like "time capsules", to quote Michel Poivert, a photography historian who wrote the preface to the book. Questioning the French touch of the agency's reporters, he questions the heritage of humanist photography that the authors sublimate by combining it with the culture of current events. The approximately 300 photos gathered make up an "immediate collective memory that resonates with each of us," Marielle Eudes analyzes.45,00€45,00€ -
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Carolina Arantes – First Génération
Fisheye ÉditionsFirst Génération reports on several years of research on the expression of a post-immigration identity in Europe. In 2014, Carolina Arantes began First Génération, a long-term project that revolves around the first generation of French women from West Africa. In the desire to offer them more visibility, the photographer went to meet these women. At the heart of the book, their voices cross the pictures and the archival documents used echo each other, and reveal a reality often hidden. In contact with them, the artist's Brazilian traditions - imprinted with theirs in many aspects - then resurfaced in the common past of colonization. "It gave me a broader view of the world. I hope that this work will allow others (especially those not involved) to have a better understanding of our identities, of our humanism. Because times are changing. It is a committed generation that no longer accepts certain mores stemming from a colonialist vision. These women are aware of their own value and the value of African culture in history," she said.45,00€ – 55,00€45,00€ – 55,00€ -
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Thibault Lévêque – Tchachachao
Fisheye ÉditionsSpontaneous fragments of life Behind the glittery cover of Tchachachao are hidden moments of joy and freedom. Thibault Lévêque crystallized them and then recorded them in a full-page format, as if he wanted to abstract everything that might seem superfluous. Like the reminiscences that are superimposed in the blurred mind, the festive pictures are thus thrown together in a spontaneous way. According to the memories, some vagabond poems slip here and there, on the images or on transparent paper. This haphazard succession is also embodied in the book-object which, by its absence of binding, shows a great flexibility. Like a road book that one would fill in as time goes by, the book opens flat. It immerses us all the better in these fragments of life, sublimated by the eye of the seasoned photographer.35,00€35,00€ -
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Théo Gosselin – Roll (Second edition)
Fisheye ÉditionsFollowing its successful publication in 2021, the book is being republished this year with changes in content and design. 10 years of travel, 10 years of photography. Fisheye presents Théo Gosselin's new book, Roll, with a retrospective look at a decade of photography. Roll gathers about a hundred images, iconic or unknown, from the beginning of the photographer's career to the present day. We discover the maturity of a vision from a generation eager to escape, to travel, to listen to music and to share moments with friends or acquaintances made on the road, simply in passing. With the United States as a backdrop, the photographer invites us to dream of a permanent road-trip in landscapes where the soundtrack seems to impose itself.45,00€45,00€
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Enzo Lefort – Olympic Backstage
Fisheye ÉditionsThe athlete and photographer Enzo Lefort describes his unique daily life during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. In Olympic Backstage, Enzo Lefort has documented the backstage of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Postponed to the following year due to the pandemic, a singular climate reigns over the Olympic village. With the ban on leaving the hotel outside of training and competitions, and health restrictions intermingled with the stress of the events, photography is a real escape route. In this first book published by Fisheye, Enzo Lefort looks back on this atypical adventure while paying tribute to his teammates. Accompanied by Steven Alexis - creative director and founder of the design studio Bureau Pléiades - the two of them imagine an immersive experience. The photographs are combined with the written word and memories to give a better account of these three weeks of extraordinary preparation, rewarded by the award of a gold medal.45,00€45,00€ -
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Delphine Diallo – Divine
BooksA powerful photographic journey through portraiture and collage by French-Senegalese photographer Delphine Diallo. Divine is Brooklyn-based photographer Delphine Diallo's gift to women and portraiture, a book of photographs as an offering to the ennobled subjects that feature in her work. Working with body painters and jewellery and mask makers, Delphine uses traditional mythology and spiritual symbols to empower her subjects. She believes that women are deep beings and connects with them on an emotional level. Diallo's images are meant to encourage each woman to write a personal narrative, to take a stand, to have a voice. Drawing on elements of Eastern mythology and philosophy, her photographs raise awareness by calling on all women to take a stand and be heard. Delphine immerses herself in the female universe and her eloquent portrait technique reveals and elicits unexplored emotions and insight beyond appearances.60,00€60,00€ -
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Fisheye Photo Review 2021.22
Fisheye Éditions1.5 kg of photos, 291 photographers, 564 images. For the fifth consecutive year, Fisheye sums up a year of explorations, curations and digital publications in a physical book with a refined aesthetic. In 376 pages, 291 photographers, 564 images and almost 1.5 kg, we take the time to observe. All of these series were featured over this past year, i.e., during the pandemic. A suspended time, where dreamlike images have taken on an unprecedented role in our mostly often direct, even crude, relationship with the world—almost as if it were necessary to find crossroads to transmit a mental projection, to reinvent a relationship with reality in order to better embellish it. The Fisheye Photo Review 2021.22, a true “bible” of contemporary photography, a handbook of inspirations, a guide of rising stars offers unexpected connections between fashion, documentary, intimate and experimental projects. This book gives a unique insight into today's visual arts, and proves that there are no limits to audacity. Whether they work with cyanotype, film or digital, the 300 or so artists published here send us a unique and positive message. No, creativity is not at rest!40,00€40,00€ -
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François Prost – Gentlemen’s Club
Fisheye ÉditionsA festive journey contrasting with the puritanism of these territories. In 2019, François Prost goes on a trip across America. Instead of visiting national parks or exploring big cities, he preferred to take his camera on the trail of strip clubs, from Miami to Los Angeles, in broad daylight. The resulting series, Gentlemen's Club, examines American culture and urbanism in the same breath. Taken from a medium distance, these 200 photographs highlight the stark geometry of American roadside architecture as well as dominant views of gender and sexuality. This work is a continuation of the After Party series, which compiles hundreds of images of nightclub facades in daylight across France. Many thought at the time that these images had been made in the USA (most of these nightclubs draw their architectural and stylistic references from post-war American pop culture). So it was quite natural that the photographer turned to the United States to continue this work.35,00€35,00€
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Luo Yang – Carpe Diem
BooksIntroduction to Chinese youth, beyond the imposed stereotypes When we talk about “Ba ling hou” (born after the 1980s) in China, we are actually talking about the first generation born under the one-child policy and raised during the reform and opening up led by Deng Xiaoping after the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976). This generation grew up together with the Internet and social media, melting into a consumer society that is totally in rupture with the preceding generations. Luo Yang, a photographer born in 1984, is also one of them. In 2007, at the age of 23, Luo started the series Girls, which brought her international recognition. For ten years, Luo Yang followed more than a hundred of women from her generation, recording changes to their bodies and their lives, observing and capturing their delicate transition to adulthood. It's as if the photographer was capturing their (her) emotions as a young woman by holding a mirror up to her own growth and evolution alongside those of her models. Now, Luo Yang is in her late 30s. In the new series Youth that she started in 2019, Luo shifts her focus to a younger generation born in the late 1990s and early 2000s. She continues to explore through Generation Z the changes of contemporary China now globalized and reached on a new scale and tries to preserve a photographic trace of these “atypical characters” in a social context. From Girls to Youth, Luo Yang keeps “documenting” the post-teenagers and young adults that she met in her everyday life, using her works to tell the "story of youth" across generations. She depicts an emerging Chinese youth culture through her work that defies imposed expectations and stereotypes, showing evidence of her subjects’ individuality and personality. It is a personal account at femininity, gender, and identity that reflects the profound and ongoing changes taking place in our society.45,00€ -
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Jean-Christophe Béchet – Macadam Color Street Photo
BooksThe Street holds the upper hand Jean-Christophe Béchet is a tireless walking photographer who has been surveying the world's major cities for several decades, capturing moments of urbanity where the documentary spirit coexists with a poetry of the strange and the enigmatic. For him, street photography constitutes a specific genre, an idea that he submits to the reflections of Michel Poivert, Jean-Luc Monterosso and Sylvie Hugues in a stimulating book.45,00€45,00€ -
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Raymond Depardon, Kamel Daoud – Son œil dans ma main
BooksAlgeria 1961 Raymond Depardon, at the age of nineteen, was sent by the Delmas agency to report on a country in turmoil - the last stirrings of the Algerian war of independence. The young photographer captures his images at high speed; he collects about a hundred of them, all of them striking. He readily says that his awareness and sensitivity were decisively forged during this journey. Raymond Depardon exhumed these photos (some of which were published in "Un aller pour Alger", Points, 2010), and in a very strong and generous gesture, offered them to Éditions Barzakh and then to Images Plurielles, two publishers of numerous authors with an international reputation. The idea was born that Raymond Depardon should make another trip in 2019 to complete the 1961 photos with a "postscript". This he did from 15 to 24 September 2019. He photographed Algiers, still in black and white, in its abundant contemporaneity. He also spent five days in Oran, where he met up with the writer Kamel Daoud for long strolls through the city. These proved so powerful that it was decided to keep about 30 of them. Kamel Daoud, delighted by the project, wrote several texts. They are almost disjointed from the photos, they will be meditations or wild reveries. If we take up the distinction elaborated by Barthes, dear to Raymond Depardon: far from being "anchor-texts", they will be "relay-texts", autonomous in relation to the latter, without any apparent link with it, like "vision" texts.35,00€ -
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Philippe Jarrigeon – Play
BooksWhether still life, portraits, landscapes, architecture or fashion photographs, Philippe Jarrigeon revisits his archives and composes, for his first book with the obvious title "PLAY", an original sequence that covers more than 10 years of photographic practice. Adept at side stepping he has fashioned a singular and colorful universe, in which it is a question of the aesthetics of the TV sets of the 90s, English cinema, fun and fantasies. His personal vision of pop culture in short. Under the artistic direction of the Beda Achermann studio, the design of the book refers to the magazines from which these images come. The sequence is constructed according to a rainbow of colors and creates what the artist calls "a novel nuancier".38,00€