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Dossier De Presse 13-17 NOVEMBRE PARIS EXPO DOSSIER PORTE DE VERSAILLES PAVILLON 4 DE PRESSE EXPOSANTS LISTE - LIBRAIRIE - VILLAGE DES VENTES - LE COIN DES PHOTOGRAPHES - PLAN LE RENDEZ-VOUS DE TOUT CE QUI GRANDES RENCONTRES LÉO DELAFONTAINE - NICOLA LO CALZO - FAIT LA MATHILDE DE L’ECOTAIS & JEAN-PIERRE STÉPHAN - PHOTOGRAPHIE LAURENT MILLET - ALAIN KELER - CLAUDINE DOURY - YANN ARTHUS-BERTRAND - CATHERINE HENRIETTE - MOHAMED POUR TOUTS CEUX BOUROUISSA - GÉRARD RANCINAN - HANS SILVESTER - LUC QUI EN FONT! CHOQUER - MARIE-PAULE NÈGRE - YVES MARCHAND & ROMAIN MEFFRE - RENAUD CORLOUËR - SABINE WEISS - STÉPHANE COUTURIER & ANIMATIONS EXPOSITIONS CHÈRE SABINE : la rétrospective et l’hommage du Salon de la Photo à Sabine Weiss : Une exposition de plus de 100 photographies emblématiques de son œuvre / «Mon métier HORAIRES de photographe», un film inédit de Stéphanie Grosjean /9 photographes pour un hommage à D’OUVERTURE Sabine Weiss : Catalina Martin-Chico, Cédric Gerbehaye, Florence Levillain, JEUDI - de 10h à 19h Jean-Christophe Béchet, Marion Poussier, Mat Jacob, Philippe Guionie, Stéphane Lavoué, Viviane Dalles - ÉLOGE DE LA COULEUR : Œuvres de la VENDREDI - de 10h à 19h collection de la Maison Européenne de la Photographie - COMMANDES RÉCENTES : SAMEDI - de 9h à 19h Elene Usdin - LES ZOOMS 2014 : Manolo Mylonas, lauréat du ZOOM de la DIMANCHE - de 10h à 19h Presse photo et Rodolphe Sebbah, lauréat du ZOOM du Public - MA FRANCE EN LUNDI - de 10h à 18h PHOTO : l’exposition Paris Match 175 ANS DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE EN QUELQUES DATES PRATIQUES PHOTO www.lesalondelaphoto.com DES FRANÇAIS : LES TENDANCES 2014 les EXPOSANTS LE PLAN exposants stands exposants stands A4 ET PLUS .............................................................. D 003 www.a4etplus.com DANS TA CUVE .................................................. G 085 www.danstacuve.org ACMA DIFFUSION - MY SRAPS ....... E 090 www.acma-diffusion.fr CYBERLINK ............................................................. A 088 www.fr.cyberlink.fr ADOBE ......................................................................... A 005 DATACOLOR EUROPE ............................... E 012 www.datacolor.com AFMI ................................................................................ A 098 www.afmi.fr DAYMEN ..................................................................... B 030 / B 026 www.daymen-france.fr AGORA DU NET .............................................. G 086 / G 085 DE L’AIR ...................................................................... G 093 www.delair.fr AGUILA VOYAGES PHOTO .................... C 001 www.aguila-voyages.com DIGIT ACCESS ...................................................... E 049 www.digitaccess.fr AOSTA .......................................................................... E 081 DIGITAL PHOTO ............................................... F 014 APAX STUDIO ..................................................... A 017 DIGIXO ....................................................................... A 014 www.digixo.com APPRENDRE LA PHOTO.FR ................. F 025 www.apprendre-la-photo.fr DNP PHOTO IMAGING EUROPE .. A 089 www.dnpphoto.eu AQUAMONDE .................................................... G 099 DRONE RC .............................................................. A 061 www.drone-rc.com ART PHOTO LAB .............................................. G 067 www.art-photo-lab.com DUNOD EDITEUR .......................................... B 108 www.dunod.com ARTMEIN.COM ................................................... G 014 www.artmein.com DVSM .............................................................................. D 011 www.dvsm.fr ATOMIZ / PIXMUPIX .................................... ESPACE CLOUD DXO LABS ............................................................... E 014 www.dxo.com/fr AUTOUR DE LA VIDÉO ............................. G 85 www.avecunphotographe.fr EASYCOVER ........................................................... G 041 www.easycover.eu AVEC UN PHOTOGRAPHE .................. G 022 www.autourdelavideo.fr ECOLE DE PHOTO CE3P ........................ G 078 www.ce3p.com BENEL BV PHOTOSTUDIO www.benel.fr ÉCOLE NATIONALE SUPÉRIEURE EQUIPMENT ........................................................... A 033 www.bepub.com DE LA PHOTOGRAPHIE ........................... E 098 www.ensp-arles.com BEPUB ............................................................................ A 091 www.broncolor.fr EFET ................................................................................. G 070 www.efet.com BRONCOLOR KOBOLD .......................... C 013 www.camara.net EIZO ................................................................................ E 037 www.direct-eizo.fr CAMARA ................................................................... D 082 www.canon.fr EPSON .......................................................................... B 091 www.epson.fr CANON FRANCE ........................................... B 065 www.zeiss.fr ESCOURBIAC L’IMPRIMEUR ................. D 004 www.escourbiac.com CARL ZEISS ............................................................. B 078 www.livrephoto-cewe.fr EYELEAD BLUETECH ................................... B 112 www.eyelead.eu CEWE COLOR .................................................... E 092 EYROLLES .................................................................. B 111 www.editions.eyrolles.com CHASSEUR D’IMAGES NAT www.chassimages.com FÉDÉRATION IMAGES ........................................................................ E 075 www.chronoshooting.org PHOTOGRAPHIQUE DE FRANCE G 075 / G 072 www.federation-photo.fr CHRONOSHOOTING ................................ E 017 FISHEYE MAGAZINE ..................................... E 022 www.becontents.com CIESTA .......................................................................... A 014 www.cokin-filters.com FNAC .............................................................................. D 098 www.fnac.com COKIN FRANCE ............................................... E 081 www.competencephoto.com FOREST ALBUMS ET COMPÉTENCE PHOTO ............................ G 019 / G 021 www.crea-livre.com CARTONNAGES ............................................... G 055 www.forest-cartonnage.com CREA LIVRE ............................................................ A 048 www.crumpler.eu FUJIFILM HOLDINGS FRANCE ......... B 049 www.fujifilm.fr CRUMPLER .............................................................. A 025 www.crystalgalerie.com FUJINON .................................................................... B 049 CRYSTAL GALERIE .......................................... C 025 FULLPASSION ....................................................... A 077 www.fullpassion.net les EXPOSANTS les EXPOSANTS exposants stands exposants stands GMT FRANCE ...................................................... G 045 KOY LAB ..................................................................... A 029 www.koylab.com GO PRO ...................................................................... G 085 www.gopro.com LA CHAÎNE PHOTO ..................................... G 085 www.lachainephoto.com GOBELINS L’ÉCOLE DE L’IMAGE ... G 034 www.gobelins.fr LA MAISON DES GOOD PHOTO .................................................. G 049 PHOTOGRAPHES GNPP .......................... A 101 www.upp-auteurs.fr GRAINEDEPHOTOGRAPHE.COM E 013 www.grainedephotographe.com LACIE .............................................................................. A 086 www.lacie.com GRAPHIC RESEAU .......................................... D 001 www.graphic-reseau.com LE CIRQUE PHOTO VIDEDO ............. D 097 www.lecirque.fr HAHNEMUHLE FINEART ........................ D 009 www.hahnemuehle.com/fr LE MONDE DE LA PHOTO ................... E 005 www.lemondedelaphoto.com HAPICS ......................................................................... ESPACE CLOUD www.hapics.fr LEICA ............................................................................. A 049 www.leica-camera.fr HASSELBLAD ......................................................... A 043 www.hasselblad.fr LENSBABY ................................................................ A 014 www.lensbabies.fr HIGHSPEED-PHOTOGRAPHY. LES NUMÉRIQUES ........................................... E 086 www.lesnumeriques.com COM ............................................................................... A 077 www.highspeed-photography.com LIBRAIRIE LARCELET ................................... B 099 IMAGE ET NATURE ........................................ G 098 www.image-nature.com LIGNES ET FORMATIONS ...................... F 031 www.forma-dis.com IMAGES MAGAZINE - LE MONDE LOMOGRAPHY .................................................. E 019 / E 018 www.lomography.fr DE L’IMAGE ............................................................. B 081 www.imagesmagazine.fr LOWEPRO ................................................................ B 030 / B 026 www.lowepro.com IMN GLOBAL NETWORK ..................... A 092 LUMIÈRE IMAGING ILFORD ................ B 005 www.lumiere-imaging.fr INA EXPERT ............................................................ G 082 www.ina-expert.com LUMIX PANASONIC ..................................... D 039 www.panasonic.fr INNOVA - NOVALITH ................................ E 006 www.novalith.fr LYTRO ........................................................................... B 090 www.lytro.com INSTAX ........................................................................ B 049
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