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cLeader of this area platoon

Landmines Platoon in Cambodia - 2006

by Chris Huby

Aus' youngs

Namibia on the rock ! - 2009

by Arnaud Thurel

pied de biche

Le moulin de Tencin - Old mill of Tencin

by Jean-François Boujut

Dynamite

Potosi's mine - 2003

by Arnaud Thurel

Chair

Where do we go, what do we see - 2011

by Arnaud Thurel

morshihinskaya

Morshihinskaya

by Denis Uzdyaev

Looking for mines

Landmines Platoon in Cambodia - 2006

by Chris Huby

Lost place 3.2

lost places, lost images - 2010

by Arnaud Thurel

the actor clean

Espace Théatral saison 2000

by Jean-François Boujut

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Get Photo Analogies #5 !

Building on the success of our previous issues we are back with a new one: Photo Analogies #5!

Still dedicated to film photography, still trilingual French/English and more, this issue proposed by the BOP collective, combines photo-reports, conceptual work and technical articles. The printing is as usual done by professionals, in four-colour process and we are still totally free of advertising.

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  • Arnaud De Grave
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About Bop

BOP name originated in French, it could be translated as: “wave and particle craft”.
BOP is an association whose goal is to promote film photography. It offers each member virtual space for their online portfolio and also aims at organizing collective paper exhibitions and publishing booklets. All BOP members are passionate photographers who aim at achieving high standards for each picture together with artistic coherency in their exhibitions.
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About BOP

BOP is an association with a goal of promoting different aspects of film photography. This means that only film has been used to produce the pictures you will see in these pages. We won’t get into the (often heated but mostly sterile) debate on whether film is better or worse than digital. We just don’t do digital, or at least not within the BOP framework. This is a bit biased in the sense that of course we scan our negatives, slides or prints to be able to show them here. But the shooting and the approach is totally analogue.

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