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Anthony Epes is a fine art and commercial photographer whose work has featured in the Guardian, French Photo, Time Out, The Big Issue and many other international publications.

The photographer noticed the police presence, but was standing far from the scene and took the pictures with a long lens, his French photo agency told newspaper Libération.

It may almost be too late for the French photo team known as Pierre et Gilles to get the credit they deserve in the United States.

I'd decided this year to go to the more artistically inclined of the two big French photo festivals (Visa pour l'Image in Perpignan is the other), because the traditional magazine market that I've depended on has grown markedly thinner.

In most accounts of their platonic friendship, the ties between Madame Bettencourt and Mr. Banier date back to 1987 when the photographer took an elegant photograph of the heiress in tailored pants for a glossy French photo magazine, Egoist.

No history of postmodern photography, fashion photography, celebrity portraiture, record album covers or the high-brow beefcake tradition would be complete without the work of the French photo team known as Pierre et Gilles, who have collabroated on over-the-top, tightly styled, hand-finished photographs since 1976 and become wildly famous in Europe in the process.

The Assad regime effectively banned journalists in the first year of the uprising and after the regime murdered The Sunday Times's Marie Colvin and French photo-journalist Remi Ochlik in February 2012, the ban proved very effective.

The images he shot there gained him membership of the French photo-news agency Sygma in 1976, and for them he covered the conflicts in Northern Ireland and Lebanon.

Down the road at Surfing magazine, a well-known big-wave surfer and editor, Evan Slater, saw the French photos.

Not long after the release of the French photos, however, came a series of Webcast videos of the same waves, and that is when the controversy began.

Just before the death of Marie Colvin, a French photo-journalist named Mani was filming with the FSA as they battled regime forces in Homs for a month.