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Paris Tabletop Photo Fair Opens Only on Saturday, Nov. 14th at the Pavillon Wagram with 60 International Dealers Focusing on Vintage Photography

The Paris photography trade fair 24.39 returns for its third edition during Paris Photo week, bringing 60 international exhibitors to the Pavillon Wagram (47 avenue de Wagram, Paris, in the…

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Featured Exhibit

Henri Cartier-Bresson: Decisive Moments

By Alex Novak

French legend Henri Cartier-Bresson is considered one of the great photographers of the 20th century and a major proponent of modern photojournalism. He was also a founding member…

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Collecting Resources

Art of Eating Well in Paris

After hearing about several bad experiences in French restaurants from friends and having numerous people ask me about good places to eat at in Paris, I decided to put together…

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