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Rencontre avec le photographe Hugues Lawson-Body
Afrik.com - Mar 11, 2010
C'est ainsi que j'ai rencontré la photographe Bettina Rheims, une femme qui me donnera des conseils précieux dès le début. Mais cette passion de la photo ... Foto-Frisch. Neues von der Fotokunst. #03-10
photoscala - Mar 5, 2010
120 x 170 cm, Privatsammlung / Bettina Rheims: Rose McGowan sinking in a Bath of Roses, 1996, C-Print, 150 x 120 cm, Sammlung Sander Nein, ...

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Bettina Rheims books

Bettina Rheims: Can You Find Happiness

by: Philippe Dagen
The book disappointed me a bit. It is evident on almost every image that Ms. Rheims' thirty plus years as a photographer have given her a mastery with the camera that few people would ever achieve. Whether black and white or color, outdoors, indoors, studio, etc, the picture is almost perfect on every single detail (lighting, angle, etc).

On the other hand, she has access to some amazingly beautiful models, some of which are widely famous already (Milla Jovovich, Monica Bellucci, Rose McGowan, Salma Hayek to mention a few) but the images itself, in my opinion, with very few exceptions, they lack creativity, that "je ne sais quoi" that makes you remember that image for ever, that thing new and amazing that will stay with you.
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Bettina Rheims: Female Trouble

by: Bettina Rheims
Bettina Rheims has been one of the most acclaimed woman photographers of France since the early 80s, when she first showed her sensational female nudes and portraits. Film stars, actresses and artists, models, friends, country fair acrobats and strippers— known and unknown women have posed in front of her lens during the past twenty years. Female Trouble, first published in 1989 by Schirmer/Mosel, presents a selection of some one hundred photographs—brilliant studies on womankind mostly in black and white, her favored technique mastered with a unique subtlety.
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Bettina Rheims & Serge Bramly: Rose, C'est Paris

by: Serge Bramly