Paris probably has been photographed more than almost any other city in the world, yet street photographer Gaspard Claude deliberately avoids its most recognizable landmarks. Instead of chasing iconic views, he documents the rhythms of everyday life, focusing on the fleeting interactions, chance juxtapositions, and tiny moments that define the city beyond its postcard image.
Working almost exclusively in black and white, Claude photographs people rather than places. His images explore the subtle choreography of public space, where strangers briefly intersect, generations share the same sidewalks, and split-second coincidences transform otherwise ordinary scenes.
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