Studio
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A tour of the studio
A tour of the studio
Two rooms, one window and the table where every story is edited.
Two rooms, one window and the table where every story is edited.
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he studio is two rooms on the fourth floor, above a bakery. The stairs are steep and the light is very good.
he studio is two rooms on the fourth floor, above a bakery. The stairs are steep and the light is very good.
The front room is for people: a long table, six chairs and the coffee machine. The back room is for work — the light table, the flat files and one wall of prints that changes every month.
The front room is for people: a long table, six chairs and the coffee machine. The back room is for work — the light table, the flat files and one wall of prints that changes every month.
No shooting here
No shooting here
There is no shooting space here. I photograph on location, always, and the studio is where the photographs come back to be read, sorted and argued about.
There is no shooting space here. I photograph on location, always, and the studio is where the photographs come back to be read, sorted and argued about.
Fig. 1 — The back room, north light
“The studio is where the photographs come back to be read.”
“The studio is where the photographs come back to be read.”
— Inès Moreau, on editing
If you are in Paris and want to see the prints, write to me. The door is open most Thursdays, and the bakery downstairs is worth the stairs.
If you are in Paris and want to see the prints, write to me. The door is open most Thursdays, and the bakery downstairs is worth the stairs.
Inès Moreau
Photographer & art director, Paris