Fisheye Magazine #6
Fisheye Magazine #6
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Sport, beyond the stereotypes
Fisheye puts itself in the colors of sport for its 6th issue. We went in search of the Panini image of English striker Robbie Fowler or explore Olivier Cablat’s take on these famous vignettes. Neil Leifer, Sports Illustrated photographer, gives us a mythical picture of Mohamed Ali in a fight that we now know was fixed. We even followed a baseball season for a year. The subject will never be exhausted, so much the sport and the photo are generators of stories in perpetual renewal. A stadium, a court, a swimming pool, a basketball court, what better setting to freeze the legend? Warm up, the kick-off of this new Fisheye is given.
In this issue, we also discover the new photo scene in India. We decipher the pop feminism of Femen. And we entrust the test to a judoka and the portfolio to the lines of flight of a great reporter.
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Released on newsstands May 14, 2014
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Fisheye Magazine #3
Fisheye MagazineUrban Culture, skateboarding, hip-hop, graffiti, the street in pictures
ART'S MARKET : Here is Paris Photo FOCUS : Women photographers POLITICS : In bed with Vladimir Putin WORLD : Stateless people of Burma ECONOMY : Encounters vs. Luma: fight in Arles SOCIETY : Illetism, right to know LAB : Analogue, practice of ancient processes JOB : Photographer of the judicial identity
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Fisheye Magazine #11
Fisheye Magazine(Auto)censorship, art as a victim of fear
In the contents of this 11th issue of Fisheye, there is a twenty-page dossier on the night, largely illustrated with works by contemporary photographers who talk about their nocturnal approach. In counterpoint, a short outline of a history of night photography puts these approaches in perspective. We also find a portrait of a young photographer of 24 years, Raphaël Yaghobzadeh, symbol of a generation that questions photojournalism; a report on the origin and the functioning of the Everyday Egypt movement on Instagram; an unpublished portfolio by Luc Choquer on women in Istanbul; an investigation on the pressures that led to the removal of several works in recent weeks; several pages on the new services offered to photographers; an incursion into the photo department of the Elysée Palace; a report by Grégoire Korganow on French prisons; a review of the Festival of Fashion and Photography in Hyères on the occasion of its 30th edition; an unpublished portfolio of architectural images by Matthias Heiderich; and even a little trip to a fishmonger's shop that exhibits photos on top of his sardines. And, of course, all the other sections: Tumblr of the readers, Video art, Job, Web project, Exhibitions, Books, Camera test, Photo workshop, Education, Chronicles... In short, something to consider the arrival of spring with a smile.
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Fisheye Magazine #18
Fisheye MagazineSlow photo sets the tempo
Time remains, in its complexity, the central actor in photography. It directly impacts the light, the exposure and the final rendering. In this new issue, we wanted to question the practices of slow photography, a movement with ill-defined contours born in opposition to immediacy, fulgurance, immediate sharing and total ubiquity. Practices that emphasize the photographic experience, the materiality of the media and the recording of time rather than moments. With photographers who favor silver photography, large format cameras, pinhole cameras, Polaroid or old processes such as ambrotype or Fresson prints. At the dawn of its third year, Fisheye is growing fast and, as we announced, we are inaugurating the Fisheye Gallery in June, in the 10th district of Paris. A space to present the views, the authors, the people we believe in since a long time. A new adventure that will extend the focus on photographers in the print edition, our website and social networks. We are preparing new surprises for the summer issue which will be resolutely placed under the sign of the Meetings...
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Fisheye Magazine #13
Fisheye Magazine2 years of photographic adventures
Fisheye is two years old. Two years of intense adventures that mix photography, authors, societal issues, trends, artists and crossroads. Two years to lead this crazy project: reinventing the photo magazine with aspirations that go from film to social networks, from photojournalism to fine art photography, and that do not forget the unexpected, the joy and new practices. For this 13th anniversary edition, we wanted to give more space to the abundance of photographic creation by devoting our dossier to it. Trying to account for this diversity in twenty pages would have been a fool's errand. To establish a ranking of the ten best photographers to follow, an illusion. That's why we preferred to let the Fisheye team's choices express themselves and present you, in all partiality, a dozen photographers as many biases assumed by each. And as an echo of the first issue which proposed the portrait of a new generation through about twenty French authors, the photographers we show you today were chosen outside of France. You will also find in this issue 13 our usual columns, with the portrait of Jean-Luc Monterosso, a road trip in the footsteps of Meffre and Marchand in Poland, a reportage in Srebrenica, a subject on the new heads of the FN, or an investigation on tax havens by Paolo Woods and Gabriele Galimberti, which will also be exhibited at the Rencontres d'Arles.
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