Magnum Editions: Paris, France, 1968 Framing:Custom Black Frame softening the city’s rigid outlines

softening the city’s rigid outlines and lending the scene a sense of cinematic tension

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Magnum Editions: Paris, France, 1968 Framing:Custom Black Frame softening the city’s rigid outlinesDuring May 1968 I was on constant alert, wrote Bruno Barbey of his time shooting the Paris riots. In those days there were practically no movie cameras. I remember only William Klein filming, and some foreign television crews; French television was on strike. So the fixed image ruled the day. Photography had a role to play, and a central importance. Barbeys image shows students hurling projectiles at the police on Boulevard Saint Germain in the 6th