Readers of La Lettre know Yan Morvan. He’s “The Eye of La Lettre”, the photographer who has from our very first issue provided you with a veritable “Who’s Who” of the world of photography.
Journalism
The Bayeux War Correspondent’s Memorial
War Correspondants’ Bayeux-Calvados Prize
The 18th edition of the Bayeux-Calvados War Correspondants’ Prize was heavily devoted to the “Arab Spring”: Tunisia, Egype, Libya, Yemen, Syria…
Read more in La lettre de la photographie 2011/10/13
« 6Mois »: 2.6 Lb of photos and some words
Since Thursday March 24th, an unidentified object seems to have landed in French bookstores and soon in those around the world. 500 photographs, 24 portfolios, 350 pages bound in a completely original publication produced by the incredible team who publish the quarterly XXI
736 rolls of film by Gilles Caron rediscovered
Tuesday, May 25, 2010, the Commercial Court of Paris pronounced the liquidation of the Corbis Sygma corporation. Counselor Gorrias had been appointed liquidator and had taken over the wreckage of the press agency created by Hubert Henrotte in 1973 and then bought by Bill Gates in 1999. Nine month later, millions of photographs were in jeopardy of destruction…Until all of a sudden 736 rolls of film from the mythical photographer from Gamma Agency reappear in the courts!
