Lost in the Beauty of Bad Weather
Christophe Jacrot
Lost in the Beauty of Bad Weather
Christophe Jacrot
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The very best of Christophe Jacrot: the grand melancholic of French photography has produced an extraordinary book of bad weather, offering a unique look at extreme weather conditions. Text in English and German.
Watch an interview with photographer Christophe Jacrot on Meteo a la carte YouTube as he explains his photography work and shoots. - Meteo a la carte YouTube
"A perfect storm! Spellbinding photo book by 'the pope of bad weather photography' shows the beauty of the world when the sun isn't shining, from rainy Scotland to wintry New York." - Daily Mail
"There’s no such thing as bad weather, so the saying goes – only the wrong clothing. While most of us would be happy to put up with some discomfort en route to capturing a scintillating scenic view, going outdoors specifically to take photos of appalling weather conditions is surely not a major motivation. However, this was the raison d’etre of the French photographer Christophe Jacrot for his latest book, Lost in the Beauty of Bad Weather." - Digital Camera World
Watch an interview with photographer Christophe Jacrot on Meteo a la carte YouTube as he explains his photography work and shoots. - Meteo a la carte YouTube
"A perfect storm! Spellbinding photo book by 'the pope of bad weather photography' shows the beauty of the world when the sun isn't shining, from rainy Scotland to wintry New York." - Daily Mail
"There’s no such thing as bad weather, so the saying goes – only the wrong clothing. While most of us would be happy to put up with some discomfort en route to capturing a scintillating scenic view, going outdoors specifically to take photos of appalling weather conditions is surely not a major motivation. However, this was the raison d’etre of the French photographer Christophe Jacrot for his latest book, Lost in the Beauty of Bad Weather." - Digital Camera World
Born in 1960, the French artist Christophe Jacrot has been experimenting with photography since his youth, but he first attracted attention in the world of film. He made several short films, most of which won awards. Faced with the financial constraints imposed by the film industry, Christophe Jacrot returned to photography, an art to which he now devotes himself entirely.