PORTRAIT, REPORTAGE - Rapport Annuel Photographe Portrait, reportage, Lifestyle, Sport, photo-journalist Photographe Olivier Lalin in Paris France

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Cosmopolitan and global traveller, Olivier Lalin is a French photographer. Welcome to Olivier’s virtual studio, where you will find portfolio and reviews of his work. He has run a successful photographic business over the past 18 years, providing high-end photographic services for corporate, editorial and advertising clients.

He is the winner of two European press awards: The Ilford Award (juried by Robert Doisneau), and the El Pais Award for best photo essay. His personal work has been published in art magazines such as Black and White, wherein a series of images on the French cabaret Moulin Rouge appeared alongside an essay by Steven Todd, editor-in-chief of Spoon Magazine. He is also a frequent contributor to Marie Claire, Stern, El Pais, The Australian, Gourmet Traveller, and Wine Magazine, as well as the alternative publications Cool’eh and Vice.

Olivier moved to Australia after completing his education in London. Photography took him back to London, then New York, and Paris where he now resides with his wife and his son Pierre. His New York office specializes in celebrity and high-end wedding photography. You can view more of his work at WeddingLight.

Marche de Clignancourt

March 1, 2010 Posted in Landscape, Reportage, Uncategorized, life style, portraits

Paris is flea market heaven, and the mother of all flea markets is Marche aux Puces de Clignancourt. Dating back to 1920 and boasting up to 3,000 stalls, this daily flea market purveys everything from jewelry, chandeliers, fabric, and paintings to musical instruments, vintage postcards, and eclectic French collections. For antique aficionados, this is pure bliss.Spent the afternoon at the marche aux puces de clignancourt on the look out for an editorial story angle. We met up with Philippe Pellerin, president of l’A.M.V who very kindly introduced us to some of the patrons of the marche Vernaison. There is so much to take in, we are going back soon for some more encounter with the locals. I love this place !