Jean-Marc Caracci has travelled around Europe photographing man in his urban habitat (©http://jean.marc.caracci.free.fr)

Homo Urbanus Europeanus: man vs. urban European city (26 images)

What happens when a French photographer spends two years visiting 25 European cities? Avoiding landmarks, this black and white series has been exhibited in Bulgaria, France and Germany, with premieres due in Estonia, Poland and the UK in September and October 2009. Recognise a corner?

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03/09/09

Tags : Union européenne, Rome, Bruxelles, Europe, Istanbul, voyages, Prague, villes, pays candidats, Bratislava, Lisboa, Turquie, Photographie.

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CarinaMG - 2009-09-08 23:06:51

I Love all the photos! They are so amazing! Beeing in black and white gives it a sense of reality and movement. We can perfectly see the Homo Urbanus on them. The one taken in Paris (my favourite), remind us that we live in a multicultural and multiracial Europe, and that, nowadays, it´s the only way Europe makes sense: with its mixture! It would be great if we could have them exhibited in Lisbon.

Appresshiater - 2009-09-09 10:20:15

I don't know but the one taken in Madrid has a distinct NYC flavour to it...the light and shadows in the pictures make them worth taking a second look, because sometimes just an image with a tiny dot for a person on it can get a little boring ,,, even though the structures all around look quite impressive.

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Homo Urbanus Europeanus: man vs. urban European city (26 images)

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