Portrait nominee

It is an intimate portrait in weightlessness.I have photographed them without blush in the place that is their most personal, where they dream and recharge, their room.
If the place reveals them, it is by the jump that I have captured the personality of each. The use of black and white to focus attention on the jump in itself on its dynamic and wide angle to allow me To discover the room and its secrets.
Film 120 photography by Hasselblad Biogon

Sylvie Humbert discovers photography at the age of 15 with the photographs of Marianne Rosenstiehl and Jean Saudek, and begins the portraits with a 1974 Canon Tlb belonging to his father. At eighteen she attended a photo training in Paris conducted by Carlo Werner and learned the job in the largest Parisian photo studios. She then worked as an assistant photographer.
In 2003 she won the "Contest of Assistants" with her tribute series on Andy Warhol, and in 2004 she won the "Kodak talent scholarship" for her series "Au Saut du lit" which was exhibited at various festivals (Festival Photosoc Val d 'Oise, Le Mans Photographic Festival, Festival Circulations Paris ...)
Since 2004, she is a journalist photographer and produces reports and portraits for the French press. Patrons of large companies and starred chefs are now pinned in his chart.