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Bonjour.☕️ 📸 Robert Doisneau. La balade du petit chien 1945. Paris https://t.co/4IaXsBgBXY #Paris #RobertDoisneau #Photography

Monte Fuji in rosso Vent rouge, esprit clair, 36 clics du Mont Fuji © Julien Rocheblave À l’occasion de Fujikina Arles, le photographe Julien Rocheblave présente 36 clics du mont Fuji, une série née d’une commande de Fujifilm et d’une découverte inattendue des paysages qui ont inspiré les Trente-six vues du mont Fuji d’Hokusai. Entre recherche historique, photographie documentaire et réflexion artistique, il revient pour L’Œil de la Photographie sur la genèse de ce projet, l’apport du GFX100S II et sa volonté de proposer une vision contemporaine de l’un des paysages les plus emblématiques du Japon. #loeildelaphotographie #photography #GFX100SII #Fujikina à #Arles #MontFuji #JulienRocheblave https://loeildelaphotographie.com/fr/fujikina-arles-2026-entretien-avec-julien-rocheblave-36-clics-du-mont-fuji/

Az Eidolon Centre for Everyday Photography, amely 2027 második felében nyílik meg Budapesten, a mindennapi fényképezésre összpontosító kulturális intézményként jött létre, hogy összegyűjtse, megőrizze és bemutassa az átlagemberek által készített képeket, miközben saját szakmai közösségét és nemzetközi hálózatát is kiépítette. #mindennapifotográfia #EidolonCentre #kultúra

Hoje é o Dia Mundial da Selfie! 🤳🏽 Bora com um CARROSELFIE pra celebrar a data! 📸 #DiaMundialDaSelfie #VaiCorinthians https://t.co/d27gIHAtcV #SelfieDay #Selfie #Photography

Μια από τις ομορφότερες φωτογραφίες, με το άγαλμα του Ιησού στο Ρίο ντε Τζανέιρο να «κρατά» το φεγγάρι Από τον φωτογράφο Λεονάρντο Σενς, ο οποίος περίμενε 3 χρόνια γι’ αυτή τη λήψη https://t.co/4FoY89SJxs https://t.co/O9aWOs8vhQ #Rio #JesusStatue #Photography

Portraits Are Not Just for the Young On Tuesday this week, I had the pleasure of photographing a beautiful Ukrainian woman in my home studio. Today, Wednesday, she turns 62. We created a series of portraits both indoors with studio flash and outdoors in the warm Golden Hour light, surrounded by flowers at their most beautiful. The result was a collection of images that showed not only her beauty, but also her warmth, confidence, femininity, and presence. There is something very special about photographing mature women. A face that has lived. Eyes that carry experience. A smile that is not performed, but earned. These are portraits with depth — the kind of images that become more than photographs. They become memories. Some of these images are perfect for social media. Others deserve to be printed, framed behind glass, and placed on the wall where both she and her family can enjoy them for many years to come. A good portrait is not about looking younger. It is about being seen properly. Many women wait too long to be photographed. They think portraits are for someone else, or for another time. But beauty does not disappear with age. It changes. It becomes more personal, more interesting, and often much stronger. As a photographer with many years of experience, I know how important it is to create a calm, respectful, and safe atmosphere. Most people are not used to being in front of a camera, and that is completely normal. My job is to guide you gently, find the right light, the right angles, and the expressions that feel natural — not forced. Portrait photography can be elegant, relaxed, joyful, emotional, or quietly powerful. It can be done in the studio, outdoors in Golden Hour light, or at home in your own garden. And now, while the flowers and plants are at their finest, it is a wonderful time to create something beautiful with your family too. A family portrait in your garden does not need to be formal or complicated. It can be simple, warm, and personal — children, parents, grandparents, flowers, evening light, and the feeling of home. These are the images that grow in value with time. Whether you would like portraits of yourself, a birthday session, elegant portraits for social media, or a family photography session at home, I would be happy to help you create images that feel meaningful and lasting. If you have been thinking about booking a portrait session, this may be the right moment. Get in touch, and let us plan a relaxed and beautiful photography session together.

Boudoir Photography: A Timeless Portrait Experience for Women of All Ages In recent years, boudoir photography has become far more visible than it once was. What used to be seen mainly as a private gift for a husband, fiancé, or partner is now often chosen for a much more personal reason: to celebrate confidence, femininity, beauty, and a moment in life worth remembering. Recent photography-industry and bridal coverage reflects exactly that shift, describing boudoir as both an empowering personal experience and, still, a meaningful gift for a loved one. Read more: https://www.roygabrielsen.com/boudoir-photography-a-timeless-portrait-experience-for-women-of-all-ages/

A newly discovered collection of 98 Nazi propaganda photographs, capturing the harrowing Green Ticket Roundup of 1941 where Jewish families in Paris were separated by police, reveals the painful initial steps of racial separation that paved the way for the Holocaust, offering a poignant contrast to Robert Doisneau's famous staged kiss photo. #Holocaust #Photography #History #FR #DE #NL

The article discusses the discovery and exhibition of 98 previously unseen Nazi propaganda photographs that document the first roundup of Jews in France on May 14, 1941, providing a poignant and haunting glimpse into the despair and separation experienced by the victims during a moment of racial persecution, revealing a darker side of mid-century Parisian history. #Holocaust #Photography #Memory #FR #DE #NL

In a new exhibition at the Shoah Memorial in Paris, a set of 98 previously unseen Nazi propaganda photographs captures the haunting moments of the May 14, 1941, roundup of Jewish men in Paris, contrasting a staged romantic kiss by Robert Doisneau with the raw, desperate emotion of couples torn apart under the Vichy regime, thus reviving essential memories of a dark chapter in history. #Holocaust #Photography #History #FR #DE #NL

In an exhibition at the Shoah Memorial in Paris, newly discovered photographs capture the harrowing moments of the May 14, 1941, "green ticket roundup," which marked the first mass arrest of Jews in France, revealing a poignant contrast to Robert Doisneau's iconic image of a romantic kiss, as these haunting images document the despair and separation faced by Jewish couples during a time of escalating persecution. #Holocaust #Photography #History #FR #DE #AT #NL