Joel Meyerowitz meets Henri Cartier-Bresson and Robert Frank. A revelation for this advertiser, who will then become a photographer. Walking the streets of New York to cross the United States, he takes his legendary street photographer photos. His inextinguishable curiosity led him to Europe in the mid-sixties where his style asserted itself. Back on Cape Cod, he goes from the discreet Leica to a large wooden chamber, discovering another way of photographing, no longer on the spot but by playing on exposure times and space. From the sign of Pisces, he has a carnal relationship to water and the sea which have inspired both his portraits and his landscapes and swimming pools, which will be presented on the beach at Deauville. 
He was among the first photographers to dare to sell color photography on the art market as early as 1970. 

Exhibition curator: Philippe Serenon 

Exhibition venues - Deauville Beach and Hotel Barrière le Normandy