Monthly Archives: April 2012

Awhile back, I wrote this piece on “Les Diableries,” a particularly dark and macabre series of stereoscopic images from the late 19th century. “Stereoscopy,” mes étudiants, is a photographic technique for creating or enhancing the illusion of depth in an image … Continue reading →

The French have long established a history of flirting with sexual taboos, but this recent anti-smoking campaign has received a lot of heat from feminist and pro-family organizations. Featuring young teens kneeling before an older man with a cigarette in … Continue reading →