Paris 8 1960

"Paris 8" is a contact sheet by Robert Frank, a renowned American photographer, and a major figure in the development of photojournalism. This sheet, taken in 1960, features a series of candid images of everyday life in Paris. The black and white contact sheet captures the essence of Parisian life through intimate glimpses of people, architecture, and street scenes. The contact sheet format, commonly used in photography, reveals Frank's working process and allows viewers to experience the raw and unfiltered nature of his photography. The iconic "The Americans" (1959), Frank's groundbreaking photobook, used similar contact sheets for visual storytelling.