One day, one story. Claude Nardin, a nature photographer with 50,000 slides, from Doubien

Claude Nardin brilliantly serves an art that, in a sense, combines opposites: exposure and concealment. Exposure is the amount of light that excites the sensor of his digital Nikon; concealment relates to stalking, when he positions himself in nature camouflaged to observe animals, and to billebaude, the approach on the move in neutral clothing, just as harmless.

In his house in the suburbs of Montbéliard, this nature photographer stored up to 150,000 animal slides. Then he did a massive sorting process, keeping "only" 50,000. With their technical quality and subjects frozen in unique, original attitudes and postures, "they all have publishing potential," he emphasizes. His photographs have illustrated—and continue to embellish—...

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