les dernieres forêts enchantées de France

At the age of 30, Fabrice Milochau decided to turn his attention to nature, becoming a general environmental technician, before quickly turning to journalism, working for the magazines Science & Nature and Animaux Sauvages. There, he became convinced that the aesthetics and beauty of landscapes are more effective than long speeches in defending and respecting nature. A long-time enthusiast of photography, in 1998 he embarked on a career as a freelance photographer: the forest of Fontainebleau was to be his first major subject published in Geo magazine and the subject of his first book. Today, he is a specialist in landscape photography, the author of some twenty books on natural heritage and photographic technique, and he works in his own way for the preservation of the environment, through the eye and the sense of wonder. Fabrice Milochau is recognized as one of the finest landscape photographers of his generation, and has been published in leading magazines. Author of Planète France, in collaboration with GEO, he campaigns for landscape diversity and the enhancement of “wild” French landscapes, particularly forests… Since 2010, Fabrice Milochau has also been exploring a new avenue, that of contemporary art. He uses his personal photo backgrounds to turn them into something else, a work that reflects on the meaning of images and reality.