“The images surround us and we live with them.”

A photo festival in the city of lights. Go figure.

Paris Photo commences this Thursday. More information about this gathering on the Expatica site.

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Bound for New York anytime soon?

“Drawn from the collections of the Metropolitan and the Gilman Paper Company, the exhibition spotlights 35 photographs related to six influential 20th-century publications by the photographers Bill Brandt, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Walker Evans, Robert Frank, William Klein, and Helen Levitt.”

Few Are Chosen: Street Photography and the Book will run at at Metropolitan Museum of Art from November 5, 2004, through March 6, 2005.