MAN

A man flanked by an equal number of women on either side when photographed -placed exactly where he seems to prefer: right in the center.

Is this manly act a matter of intent, instinct, or pure coincidence?
And does this photographic composition belong to the past, or will it endure as long as one man and more women gather for a photograph?

BY ERIK KESSELS AND KAREL DE MULDER.
COLOR, 11 X 16 CM, 768 PAGES, SOFTCOVER WITH DUST JACKET.
PUBLISHED BY RVB BOOKS, PARIS, 2025.