Camera Obscura

Didier Brousse ran a printing and framing workshop before opening this gallery in 1993, which shows in how the work is presented: print quality and framing get as much attention as the picture. Now at 268, boulevard Raspail, it holds to fairly traditional terms of contemporary photography with Sarah Moon, Willy Ronis and Masao Yamamoto, though the black and white gives way often enough to sequences of polaroids or daguerreotypes.

Website

galeriecameraobscura.fr

Category: Photography

Tags: prints, framing, black-and-white, montparnasse

Coordinates: 48.836879, 2.331171

Part of Paris galleries that show only photography

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