Claudine Doury is a French photographer born in Blois and based in Paris. She was awarded the Oscar Barnack Leica in 1999, the World Press and Paris Match prize in 2000 for her "Peoples of Siberia" series.
In 2004 she was awarded the Yan Arthus Bertrand and Niepce price for all of her work.
You can see her work at the Camera Obscura Gallery in Paris and is a member of the VU (Agency).
Translated from her website: http://www.claudinedoury.com/
In 2004 she was awarded the Yan Arthus Bertrand and Niepce price for all of her work.
You can see her work at the Camera Obscura Gallery in Paris and is a member of the VU (Agency).
Translated from her website: http://www.claudinedoury.com/
I mostly love her teenage life portrait work, but her earlier work in Siberia is properly awesome.
It is very lively, close to the human action, sometimes reminds you of the view you get in a third person shooting video game, which embeds you into the scene as a performing member of it all.
Brilliant stuff.
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