By (author) Rancinan Gerard; By (author) Gaudriault Caroline
Short description/annotation
Presents twenty-five portraits of the important practitioners of the photographic medium. This title accompanies each portrait with images taken and chosen by the photographers themselves, selected to represent their work and illustrate their interview. It showcases examples of the best contemporary work, including portraiture, nudes and fine art.
Description
In this tribute to contemporary photography, authors Gérard Rancinan and Caroline Gaudriault present 25 portraits of the most important practitioners of the photographic medium today. A renowned photographer himself, Rancinan traveled the world to capture each subject in the surroundings of their choice and, in parallel, journalist Gaudriault interviewed them about their work and the legacy they will leave to the world. Subjects include world-renowned artists such as Elliott Erwitt, David Lachapelle, Martin Parr, Pierre et Gilles, Peter Lindbergh, Oliviero Toscani, Eikoh Hosoe, Sebastiao Salgado, and Reza. Accompanying each portrait by Rancinan are images taken and chosen by the photographers themselves, selected to represent their work and illustrate their interview. As a result, The Photographer showcases examples of the very best contemporary work, including portraiture, photojournalism, nudes, paparazzi, fine art, and fashion. A must-have for any photography lover, The Photographer turns the camera around and the result is an intimate look at the face and world of these exceptional artists.
Biographical note
Gerard Rancinan was born in France and today travels the world as a freelance photographer. His work has appeared in the world''s most prestigious magazines and has won multiple international awards, including the World Press. Caroline Gaudriault has worked as a correspondent in Sydney, Australia, as well as on a range of projects for international magazines and created her own press agency.
Short description/annotation
Presents twenty-five portraits of the important practitioners of the photographic medium. This title accompanies each portrait with images taken and chosen by the photographers themselves, selected to represent their work and illustrate their interview. It showcases examples of the best contemporary work, including portraiture, nudes and fine art.
Description
In this tribute to contemporary photography, authors Gérard Rancinan and Caroline Gaudriault present 25 portraits of the most important practitioners of the photographic medium today. A renowned photographer himself, Rancinan traveled the world to capture each subject in the surroundings of their choice and, in parallel, journalist Gaudriault interviewed them about their work and the legacy they will leave to the world. Subjects include world-renowned artists such as Elliott Erwitt, David Lachapelle, Martin Parr, Pierre et Gilles, Peter Lindbergh, Oliviero Toscani, Eikoh Hosoe, Sebastiao Salgado, and Reza. Accompanying each portrait by Rancinan are images taken and chosen by the photographers themselves, selected to represent their work and illustrate their interview. As a result, The Photographer showcases examples of the very best contemporary work, including portraiture, photojournalism, nudes, paparazzi, fine art, and fashion. A must-have for any photography lover, The Photographer turns the camera around and the result is an intimate look at the face and world of these exceptional artists.
Biographical note
Gerard Rancinan was born in France and today travels the world as a freelance photographer. His work has appeared in the world''s most prestigious magazines and has won multiple international awards, including the World Press. Caroline Gaudriault has worked as a correspondent in Sydney, Australia, as well as on a range of projects for international magazines and created her own press agency.
Author | By (author) Rancinan Gerard |
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EAN | 9780810983717 |
Contributors | Rancinan Gerard; Gaudriault Caroline |
Publisher | Abrams |
Languages | English |
Country of Publication | United Kingdom |
Width | 290 mm |
Height | 319 mm |
Thickness | 39 mm |
Product Forms | Hardback |
Availability in Stores | Global |
Weight | 2.730000 |
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