Eric Moreaux, a French black-and-white photographer, embraces the essence of visual storytelling inspired by Léon Levinstein’s mantra: “Je marche, je regarde, je vois, je m’arrête, je photographie” (I walk, I look, I see, I stop, I photograph). Through his lens, Moreaux transforms ordinary moments into timeless narratives, focusing on light and shadow to create a sense of timelessness. His work reflects a deep appreciation for the tradition of black-and-white photography, capturing the poetry in simplicity and inviting viewers to appreciate the quiet beauty in everyday scenes. Each click freezes a fragment of the human experience, etched in evocative tones.