Bernard Plossu is a great French photographer who takes us on a journey with him through the poetry of his images. A master of the moment and words, Plossu describes his work as “cinema photographs” with a before and after, but it’s the emotion of the present that he has tried to capture in a fraction of a second.

Largely inspired by the Western films he saw in his youth with his father, “Western Colors” reveals the photographer’s admirable color shots featuring desert roads and other characters peculiar to the American Southwest. Described as a “migratory traveler”, he has adorned every corner of the planet with a veil of tenderness and beauty, sublimated for most of his series by the black and white of his camera.