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Marrakech photography

admin — Fri, 09 Mar 2018 10:24:30 +0000

Photography in Marrakech appeared in 1901. Gabriel Veyre, operator Light director and French photographer marked the evolution of photography in Morocco by taking the opportunity to file his candidacy to become the engineer who would teach photography to Sultan Moulay Abdelaziz.
It’s between Marrakech and Fez, in the heart of the palace, that he teached his art. The sultan turned out to be a good student and often locked to immortalize moments and indulge in this new art. At the same moment, Gabriel Veyre took the opportunity to make a large photographic record of the twentieth century Morocco.
In 1907, the mission of Gabriel Veyre ends and Abraham succeeded him. At that time, we still stoned painters and photography was still perceived as a sorcery work for enclosing the souls of the faithful.
At the end of the 20s, attitudes are changing and we are witnessing the opening of the first photo studio, including the Douamna in Marrakech.

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Photography in Morocco

admin — Fri, 09 Mar 2018 10:20:30 +0000

Photography draws its power from the plurality of its functions, it is the only way to capture the great moments in the life of a person. It is also an irreplaceable way of promotion for brands and businesses of all kinds. It conveys information and / or emotions. Photography is a universal spokesperson and an international means of communication. It allowed to share, with the world, the first steps on the moon by Neil Armstrong in 1969.

From a national perspective, nowadays, Morocco lives in the rhythms of one of the major expressions of the visual arts : photography in Morocco is becoming increasingly allied with the brand and product communication. Its importance is such that there is a growing craze. In Marrakesh, it is considered, in 2015, to open the largest museum dedicated to photography in the world , designed by architect David Chipperfield.

From an international perspective, photography has a universal appeal through its informative function. Can be seen for example, through the vision of a symbol of war in Afghanistan, that has been the cover of National Geographic magazine “The green-eyed Afghan Woman” in 1985, photograph taken by Steve McCurry. Thus, this emphasizes the powerful character of photography in modern society : it is an art in all other services, a trend in the service of all others, and finally a service to any other service. Whether in the advertising display, print, online media, static advertising , the image is one of the fine arts.

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Commercial photography

admin — Thu, 08 Mar 2018 10:19:44 +0000

Commercial photography is an art of convincing. It energizes communication and enhances products or services of a brand in order to attract consumers. Indeed, it is the quality of the artwork that will determine the success of an advertising campaign. Various factors are taken into account in order to charm the audience: the atmosphere, the light, the colors, the shots, the protagonists etc.

Indeed, it is in the 30s, in a context of inter-war that we are witnessing the emergence of this professional field. Driven by the will to change the perspective on the world, industrial firms publish their first sales brochure and then follows the opening of the first professional photography studios in Europe.

One of the leaders of this innovative movement happens to be the great American photographer Man Ray, especially famous for his fashion photography. He among others knew how to reveal the power of visual diversion.

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