Ed Alcock

Paris, France

Ed Alcock is a British photographer living in Paris. His work focuses on family and the intimate. His first book, Hobbledehoy, which includes an original short-story by French author, Emmanuel Carrère, deals with the relationship between a mother and her young son. He is currently working on the destructive power of family secrets. He contributes regularly to Le Monde Magazine, The Guardian, The New York Times, Stern, Madame Figaro and El Pais Magazine. He is a member of Agence M.Y.O.P. Ed Alcock est un photographe britannique. Il s’intéresse aux sujets de l’intime et de la famille. Son premier livre, Hobbledehoy, accompagné d’un récit inédit d’Emmanuel Carrère, saisit la relation fusionnelle entre une jeune mère et son fils. Ed travaille actuellement sur les ravages des secrets de famille. Ses photographies sont notamment publiées dans M - Le Magazine du Monde, The Guardian, The New York Times, Stern, Madame Figaro et El Pais Magazine. Il est membre de l’Agence M.Y.O.P.

English
French

Hobbledehoy

Ed Alcock

Image from the book, Hobbledehoy (Editions Terre Bleue 2013) by Ed Alcock, with an original short story by Emmanuel Carrère.

Thomas Piketty

Ed Alcock

Portrait of Thomas Piketty on the cover of French weekly magazine, L'Obs

Dodo la Saumure

Ed Alcock

Portrait of Dodo la Saumure and Beatrice Legrain at home. Dodo is the pimp at the center of the Carlton scandale that concerns former IMF chief, Dominique Strauss Kahn.