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Jean-Denis Walter

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Founder and Director, Galerie Jean-Denis Walter

Paris

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Total articles 8

  • Photographing Rugby: Eyeing the Mud — Blind Magazine

    By Jean-Denis Walter| Blind Magazine@ To a photographer, rugby is always a treat, by which I mean the photogenic character of this sport. With its confrontations, races, its regular “run-ins” (scrums, lineouts), it offers a variety of situations and material for photographers to express themselves. And yet, there are fewer photographers specialized in rugby than there are in tennis or motorsports, where a tight timetable means that there is little time for anything else.

    By Jean-Denis Walter · Blind Magazine

    Sep. 08, 2023

  • High Up on the Mountain — Blind Magazine

    By Jean-Denis Walter| Blind Magazine@ Ski photography is not an easy specialty: snow glare or, worse, a whiteout can make light tricky to manage. This is a job for an expert. Some follow any of the various Olympic disciplines all year round: image hunters buried in the snow, resistant to cold and capable of capturing a downhill racer at full speed.

    By Jean-Denis Walter · Blind Magazine

    Jan. 10, 2023

  • Photographing Rugby: Eyeing the Mud — Blind Magazine

    By Jean-Denis Walter| Blind Magazine@ To a photographer, rugby is always a treat, by which I mean the photogenic character of this sport. With its confrontations, races, its regular “run-ins” (scrums, lineouts), it offers a variety of situations and material for photographers to express themselves. And yet, there are fewer photographers specialized in rugby than there are in tennis or motorsports, where a tight timetable means that there is little time for anything else.

    By Jean-Denis Walter · Blind Magazine

    Sep. 08, 2023

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Paris, France