After two years of suspension due to the pandemic, the Salon de la Photo is back at the Grande Halle de la Villette, in Paris, from October 6 to 9, 2022. The largest French event dedicated to the world of the practice of photography and video is honoring photographer Françoise Huguier this year with the exhibition “From woman to women”.
The Salon de la Photo also rewards photographers with emerging talent through “Zooms”.
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Olivier JUSZCZAK
The “Great Exhibition” of the Salon de la Photo highlights each year a remarkable collection or the work of a great name in photography.
Back after two years of absence linked to the pandemic, this edition highlights the work of photographer Françoise Huguier.
The exhibition “From woman to women” reveals fifty years of encounters around the world.
The photographer opens her archives to the discovery of more than 100 intimate female portraits.
The "backstages" of fashion shows, his passion for Africa...
Or a solitary trip to Siberia in Saint Petersburg and its community apartments… The shooting contexts tackled by the photographer are very varied.
The Salon de la Photo also rewards photographers with emerging talent through “Zooms”.
Canceled for two years, the Salon de la Photo presents the 2 winners of the Zooms awarded in 2020, as well as the special mention awarded by Jane Evelyn Atwood, then president of the jury.
Here, Kamil Zihnioglu Zoom from the 2020 press for his series on Corsica
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Here, Aurélien Gillier Zoom du public 2020, for his report in Burkina Faso in 2016 on horse racing where he met Don Carlos, better known as the “Shérif de Ouidi”.
And photographer Marion Saupin, special mention from the president of the 2020 jury Jane Evelyn Atwood, for her work in "a soft and quirky universe".
But the Salon de la Photo is also workshops, conferences, and equipment tests for all lovers of photography.
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