Every year, the World No Mobile Days invite us to take a break without our phones for three days, from February 6 to 8. For those who feel unable to pick up, here are 5 tips to meet this challenge.
Notice to fans of the black and white portraits of Studio Harcourt! The Charles Nègre Museum of Photography in Nice will dedicate an exhibition to the famous studio. Come and discover some of these timelessly elegant portraits and pose in a Harcourt booth to leave with your own portrait.
Until February 20, 2022, the gallery of the Charles Nègre Museum of Photography in Nice hosts the exhibition Landscape Matter by Jacques Renoir. The great-grandson of the painter Auguste Renoir presents about forty unexpected and enchanting landscape photographs.
The exhibition Robert Doisneau - Portraits of Artists and Views of Lyon is extended at the Jean Couty Museum until April 30, 2022. More than 70 photographs by Robert Doisneau are presented alongside 31 works by Jean Couty. The ensemble forms a unique dialogue between photographs and drawings or oil on canvas.
Digital photography hasn't made photo printing a thing of the past - quite the opposite! Paper prints allow you to enjoy your photos more, instead of letting them sleep on your phone. How about using your best shots to make a wall decoration in your home? We've listed 4 creative ideas using simple photo prints.
For the first time in Paris, a major exhibition is dedicated to the American photographer Steve McCurry. If you were touched by the portrait of the young Afghan girl or by other images of this great photojournalist, don't miss the exhibition The World of Steve McCurry to be discovered at the Maillol Museum until May 29, 2022.
Easy to make online, photo books are a simple way to preserve your most cherished holiday memories and showcase them to their best advantage. If you want to create a holiday photo album to share with family and friends, here are 3 tips for capturing your travels in a photo book.
With the exhibition La photographie à tout prix, the BNF retraces a year of photographic prizes through the images of the winners. We invite you to discover this free exhibition which offers a summary of the best photographs of the year 2021.
Every picture taken by astronaut Thomas Pesquet during his mission on the ISS has caused a stir on social networks. But did you know that these images were a source of inspiration for professional photographer Ludwig Wallendorff? He reproduced the pictures taken from space with a lot of inventiveness and... ingredients from his kitchen!
For the second edition of its William Klein Photography Prize, the Académie des Beaux-Arts has awarded the American photographer Annie Leibovitz. On this occasion, the institution pays tribute to the photographer through a free exhibition retracing her entire career.
