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Yann Arthus-Bertrand opens a free studio to take pictures of the people of Bordeaux

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The Yann Arthus-Bertrand Studio in Bordeaux

As part of his major project "What does it mean to be French today?", Yann Arthus-Bertrand will be setting up in Bordeaux from May 10th to 12th, 2024. The most famous French photographer, known for his heavenly landscapes and wildlife, will be based at the Hotel de Ragueneau, very close to Rue Sainte-Catherine.

With his traveling photo studio, he will meet with the people of Bordeaux to photograph them, no fuss, with simplicity. Whether you are anonymous or famous, with family, as a couple or alone, you are all welcome to participate in this societal project that is likely to make history! Oh, and yes, you are even invited to come accompanied by your pet or with an everyday object that characterizes you! At the end, thousands of photographs will be collected, showcasing the diversity and richness of French society.

Over the years, they have built a real base of archives and allow to show the social portrait of France today.

Mandatory registrations from May 3rd

Photos will be delivered for free within 3 to 4 weeks after the photoshoot, by email with the best photo(s) in verse.Digital revolution. This photographic, demographic, and educational project, created in collaboration with Hervé Le Bras, will be presented in the form of one or several books published by Actes Sud and a great traveling exhibition throughout France. Pretty cool, right? Registrations are mandatory! See you on May 3rd on the website.

How does it work in practice? "Dress, choose, a bright or light-colored outfit, or your most beautiful work outfit, or any other outfit highlighting a theme that is dear to you, bring if you wish objects to illustrate it and come spend a warm moment, accompanied by those you love, including your pets. Each participant will receive, free of charge, in a few weeks, the memory of their photo shoot, in digital format."