No. 1 #birdofparadise featured in architectural firm’s ad campaign

No. 1 #birdofparadise, is featured in the ad campaign "Shelter" by architectural firm ARCH11 and published in Modern in Denver magazine.

Architectural firm ARCH11 features No. 1 #birdofparadise In the black and white analog photo series #birdofparadise, I imagine a paradise where recovering the voluptuousness of flight proper to creation is the greatest desire. Photograph No. 1 from #birdofparadise, was featured in the 2020 ad campaign “Shelter” by Denver architectural firm ARCH11.  A half-page advertisement was published in the Spring 2020 issue of Modern in Denver magazine.

France Revisited publishes my article and photographs about the Garden of Versailles

Broderie, Versailles Chateau Garden, France, 2012 (part of the series Yours, Mine, Le Nôtre's) by Elise Prudhomme.

Yours, Mine, Le Nôtre’s: An American Photographer Examines the Garden of Versailles As France celebrates the 400th anniversary of the birth of André Le Nôtre, the father of French gardens, France Revisited explores some of this 17th-century landscape gardener’s most famous gardens and parks. Here, in text and images, American photographer Elise Prudhomme, a longtime Paris resident whose work has been exhibited in the Tuileries Garden and will soon appear in an exhibition in Versailles, guides us along the garden paths of Versailles.by Gary Lee Kraut* * * Photographs and text by Elise Prudhomme André Le Nôtre designed the Garden of Versailles to display, reflect and serve as the backdrop for the pomp and glory and power of the reign of Louis XIV. As such the garden functioned as a direct extension of the palace itself. Piqued by Nicolas Fouquet’s audacious success with the Château of Vaux-le-Vicomte which he visited in 1661, Louis XIV enlisted the three men who had contributed to that success—the architect Louis Le Vau, the painter-decorator Charles Le Brun and the landscape gardener André Le Nôtre—to create the palace of all palaces: Versailles. read full article…

France Revisited publishes my article and photographs about the Tuileries Garden

Liberté or Liberty, Tuileries Garden, Paris, France, 2011 (part of the series Yours, Mine, Le Nôtre's) by Elise Prudhomme.

Celebrating Le Nôtre: An American Photographer Explores the Tuileries Garden France Revisited joins France’s celebration of the 400th anniversary of the birth of André Le Nôtre, the father of French gardens, with seven stunning photos of Paris’s most historical garden, the Tuileries Garden, by American photographer Elise Prudhomme. Yours, Mine, Le Nôtre’s Photographs and text by Elise Prudhomme A walk through the Tuileries Garden is a return to the origin of French gardens. Considering its long heritage of transformations by queens, kings, landscape architects and gardeners, the Tuileries cannot be fully attributed to André Le Nôtre (1613-1700). It can nevertheless be viewed as the matrix of André Le Nôtre’s career. By matrix I mean that the Tuileries was his testing grounds and the precursor of his future projects, the womb or mold from which his future work originated and developed.  Without the Tuileries there would be no Versailles. read full article…

Yours, Mine, Le Nôtre’s exhibited at Jardins Jardin 2013

Yours, Mine, Le Nôtre’s exhibited at Jardins Jardin 2013 In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Jardins Jardin garden festival and the 400th anniversary of the birth of André Le Nôtre, thirty color and black and white photographs from my body of work entitled Yours, Mine, Le Nôtre’s will be exhibited in the Tuileries Garden, Terrasse au Bord de l’Eau in the tent of the Louvre, Paris, France from 30 May – 2 June 2013.

Photographic walks in a contemporary wasteland

Conference: Photographic walks in a contemporary wasteland I am thrilled that my work on André Le Nôtre’s gardens entitled Yours, Mine, Le Nôtre’s will be included in the presentation “Photographic walks in a contemporary wasteland” by Céline Omer at Ecole Normale Supérieure (Paris, France) on April 9, 2013.

Grand Prix Epson Réponses Photo Winner

Grand Prix Epson Réponse Photo Winner

Grand Prix Epson Réponses Photo Winner My photography series Self-consciousness is the Grand Prix Epson Réponses Photo winner for the theme “feminine”.  This series is the subject of a two-page article in the February 2012 magazine Réponses Photo. Réponses Photo, France. (February 2012; number 239) p. 32-33.