Portrait : Aude Rossigneux. Du Canard
Portrait : Aude Rossigneux. Du Canard enchan Jean-Luc Mlenchon, aller sans retour
Portrait : Jean-Baptiste Marteau. Le joker (LGBT) de France 2
Portrait : Bernard de La Villardire. Le Jean-Pierre Pernaut de M6 et serial entrepreneur
Portrait : La Salam. Brillante amazone du Systme mdiatique
Portrait : Nicolas de Tavernost. Aristo chef
Portrait : Jrme Bgl. Agent de la toute relative droitisation mdiatique
PortraitsPortrait : Pierre Plottu. Les yeux grands ferms (et larmoyants)
Portrait : Salom Saqu. Gueule datmosphre
Portrait : Arlette Chabot. Arlette Chabot et le journalisme : les noces d'or
Portrait : Patrick Cohen. Contre la libert de penser
Caricature of a Man with a Big Cigar (ca. 185556) by Claude Monet.
Source: Art Institute Chicago
Available to buy as a print.
I've always enjoyed photographing people, particularly children. Former students in 1977.
Ils sont au centre de ma vie : avec 7 Strasbourgeois(es) qui font passer lamiti avant le reste
Women of trading cards, 2026,A co-worker went above and beyond this week, and he's a fan of the very best characters on ST, so I did these mini portraits as thanks. Size 2 1/2" 3 1/2"
Fantasy Templar Portraits for Unity
Portrait : Marc-Olivier Fogiel. Profession pitbull
Portrait : Jrme Bellay. Pilier du groupe Lagardre
Portrait : Daniel Ketnsk. Le tycoon tchque des mdias franais
Model: GabrielMai 2026
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Gabriel is a PHD student from Brazil studying in Canada. He came in for a dudoir shoot, but asked me for some more traditional portraits also.
Mafia Gangster Portraits for Casino Slots
Portrait : Benjamin Duhamel. La relve des chiens de garde du monde libral libertaire
Portrait : Guillaume Tabard. Observateur incisif de la politique franaise
Portrait : Paul Conge. Le limier de l'ultradroite
Illustration by Christian von Mechel, from Stufe vom Frosch zum Apoll (ca. 1785).
Source: sterreichische Nationalbibliothek
Portrait : Alexandre Devecchio. 50% Sens Commun, 50% Bardella, 100% journaliste
Portrait : Daniela Lumbroso. L'antiracisme chic
Portrait : Anne Sinclair. USA first
Arabs & Jews
Photographer Helmar Lerski (18711956) was born Israel Schmuklerski in Strasbourg but was raised in Zurich.
In 1932 he moved to Palestine + began his series Arabs & Jews. The project was a response to the instrumentalization of photography by Nazi ideology. Lerski attempted to remove his subjects from any context by simply focusing on their faces. The book was never published.
Arabs & Jews
Photographer Helmar Lerski (18711956) was born Israel Schmuklerski in Strasbourg but was raised in Zurich.
In 1932 he moved to Palestine + began his series Arabs & Jews. The project was a response to the instrumentalization of photography by Nazi ideology. Lerski attempted to remove his subjects from any context by simply focusing on their faces. The book was never published.
Portrait : Sonia Devillers. France Inter, gauche toute !
Portrait : Thomas Sotto. La force tranquille... du systme
Alex Rogers and Will Marion Cook, Red Red Rose (1908).
Source: The Johns Hopkins University Sheridan Libraries
Turn the Volume Up! Highlights the History of Speaking Out for Change in America
Turn the volume up! at the Nasher Museum of Art includes works by a diverse group of contemporary artists and photographers.
Archive: ia: https://s.faithcollap...
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Portrait : Anne-Sophie Lapix. Icne tlvisuelle
Portrait : Azmi Bishara. Le cerveau de l'empire mdiatique qatari
Portrait : David Dufresne. La police en ligne de mire des black blocks
Illustration by Madame B, from Madame B Album (ca. 1870s).
Source: Art Institute Chicago
Available to buy as a print.
Model: GabrielMai 2026
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Gabriel is a PHD student from Brazil studying in Canada. He came in for a dudoir shoot, but asked me for some more traditional portraits also.
A of the lovely Cariad as we tested out various locations.
Uranium legacy
Dr Gil, Uravan Town Physician
Reconstructing Uravan is a collaborative project examining the erased town of Uravan, Colorado, which supplied Marie Curie with radium and later processed uranium for cold war atomic programmes. In the 1980s, residents were relocated, and the buildings were buried. Central to the project are wet-plate collodion tintype portraits of former residents.
Photograph: Abbey Hepner