An installation of umbrellas is reflected by sunglasses in Arles, southern France, Aug.05.
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Tricolore and Black Ribbon
The French flag and a black ribbon fly in front of Frankfurt’s old city hall as a tribute to the victims of the terrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo magazine in Paris.
A Dark Exhibition
Visitors at an exhibition by Martin Parr and Wassink Lundgren named “The Chinese Photobook” as part of the annual Recontres d’Arles photo festival in Arles, southern France, July 15. Rooms in an office block were dimly lit in red light. Visitors were given torches to view hundreds of photobooks on display.
City Horse
A picture showing a horse looking out of its stable is glued to the wall of a small shop in Arles, southern France, while a man walks by who is rearranging his hair, July 15.
100 Years ago: Propaganda for Kids
A French soldier is ridiculed in a German children’s book printed in the year 1915 during World War I. A small exhibition at the department of youth literature of Frankfurt’s university highlights some sad examples of propaganda meant to entertain the younger generation of that time. WW I began almost 100 years ago on July 28, 1914.
A Man, a Hat and a Cigar
In a street in the French town of Arles, July 3.
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