Françoise Huguier

Straddling the boundary between fantasy and factual reportage, the photographs of Françoise Huguier present the viewer with a kind of veiled reality. Her work for such publications as Vogue and the New York Times sent Huguier to some of the most remote corners of the globe to snap everything from the Siberian tundra to a community of Colombian nuns; never content to photograph her subjects at face value, she injected an dreamlike energy into her images that raises them above the average. The Maison Européenne de la Photographie pays tribute to her vast output with a suitably sweeping career retrospective, which takes in her fashion as well as travel photography.

Open Wed-Sun 11am-7.45pm. See also the Polka Galerie's exhibition of Huguier's female portraits, which runs more or less simultaneously.