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Jean-François Mutzig

Né à Lille en 1962, Jean-François Mutzig habite la région de Manosque depuis 1984. Journaliste et photographe de presse, il parcourt le monde, curieux de rencontres insolites. Mais il sait aussi porter un regard ébloui sur sa région d'adoption. Ses reportages sont publiés régulièrement dans les magazines, les journaux régionaux et nationaux.

Les images réalisées au cours de ses nombreux voyages (Madagascar, Etats-Unis, Italie, Vietnam, Equateur, Sri Lanka, Thaïlande,...) sont diffusées par l'agence Bios depuis 1993. Jean-François Mutzig travaille aussi bien en couleur qu'en noir et blanc.

Il pose un œil bienveillant sur l'humanité et le monde animal sous toutes les latitudes. Ses photographies s'attachent à montrer l'homme au travail, dans son quotidien et dans sa relation avec les animaux .Il cherche à débusquer comme des valeurs rares, l'harmonie et la paix qu'il entretient avec ses congénères et son environnement.

Jean-François Mutzig a publié les livres « Impressions Malgaches », « Ocritudes », « Légendes d'Ocre », « Vietnam les Charbonniers du Fleuve Rouge » parus aux éditions de l'Envol. Il est aussi co-auteur de plusieurs ouvrages parus aux éditions du « Chêne » et aux éditions « Edisud ».

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The Intha fisherman on Inle LakeThe Intha fisherman on Inle Lake© Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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The Intha fisherman on Inle Lake

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Ceremony - Karni Mata Temple of India Ceremony - Karni Mata Temple of India © Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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Ceremony - Karni Mata Temple of India

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Magpie perched on a cedar death in Provence FranceMagpie perched on a cedar death in Provence France© Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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Magpie perched on a cedar death in Provence France

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The Intha fisherman on Inle LakeThe Intha fisherman on Inle Lake© Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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The Intha fisherman on Inle Lake

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Temples in Bagan at sunsetTemples in Bagan at sunset© Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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Temples in Bagan at sunset

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Crocodiles farm in Prek Toal on Tonle Sap LakeCrocodiles farm in Prek Toal on Tonle Sap Lake© Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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Crocodiles farm in Prek Toal on Tonle Sap Lake

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Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar. On the road to the village elephants feed in the forest before the bath. In the Taungoo area, elephants are used from November to March for skidding trunks of precious trees. In Mying Whai Wynn, mahouts of the Bamas ethnic group go and find Iron Wood and teak in the jungle near their village.Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar. On the road to the village elephants feed in the forest before the bath. In the Taungoo area, elephants are used from November to March for skidding trunks of precious trees. In Mying Whai Wynn, mahouts of the Bamas ethnic group go and find Iron Wood and teak in the jungle near their village.© Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar.

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Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar. The iron tree trunk is very heavy and the elephant runs out. It helps by placing the trunk on the ground by deploying many efforts. In the Taungoo area, elephants are used from November to March for skidding trunks of precious trees. In Mying Whai Wynn, mahouts of the Bamas ethnic group go and find Iron Wood and teak in the jungle near their village.Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar. The iron tree trunk is very heavy and the elephant runs out. It helps by placing the trunk on the ground by deploying many efforts. In the Taungoo area, elephants are used from November to March for skidding trunks of precious trees. In Mying Whai Wynn, mahouts of the Bamas ethnic group go and find Iron Wood and teak in the jungle near their village.© Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar.

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Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar. In the Taungoo area, elephants are used from November to March for skidding trunks of precious trees. In Mying Whai Wynn, mahouts of the Bamas ethnic group go and find Iron Wood and teak in the jungle near their village.Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar. In the Taungoo area, elephants are used from November to March for skidding trunks of precious trees. In Mying Whai Wynn, mahouts of the Bamas ethnic group go and find Iron Wood and teak in the jungle near their village.© Jean-François Mutzig / BiosphotoRM

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Asian Elephant (Elephas Maximus) hauling in the forest, Myanmar.

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