Philippe Grincourt

Philippe Grincourt was born in France in 1952. He lives in Brittany.

He worked in Paris as an expert in transport and logistics. Over the years, he has produced reports in North Africa, the United States, street photography, documentary photography on a religious procession photographed over 20 years or his work on the memory of the battlefields of the Sum of the war of 14-18.

Today an author-photographer, he is a very promising emerging photographer with his work on Breton landscapes.

He was able to give birth to an obvious graphic design by capturing in his viewfinder the mineral elegance of all these granites subjected to the breaking waves, whose scarlet whiteness contrasts with the very well perceived blackness of the clouds which justify them. The quality of the blacks and whites and the perfectly balanced grays constitute the profusion of this pictorial density in exemplary prints. He is a master in the art of making “tableaux vivants” out of his photographs. Alain Mingam (Winner and former President of the World Press Photo Contest)