100 Photos de David Bailey pour la liberté de la presse

David Bailey (born January 2, 1938, London, England) is a British photographer and director known for his advertising, celebrity, and fashion photographs. Bailey has shot everyone, from the Queen of England on her 88th birthday to Australian aboriginals and Indian sadhus; London’s Eastenders to icons of fashion, music, film, and art. Inspired by Henri Cartier-Bresson, he got his start in 1959, becoming a photographer for British Vogue the following year.

Christophe Deloire is an author and advocate for press freedom. He is best known for "100 Photos de David Bailey pour la liberté de la presse," a powerful collection that champions journalistic independence.

Malcolm Duff is known for his work exploring photography and its role in society. His book, 100 Photos de David Bailey pour la liberté de la presse, highlights the power of images in advocating for press freedom.