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Public reading of the newspaper at the Café (Daily Life 2021, by Sébastien Anex) - Swiss Press Award

Marie-Josée (86 ans), Renaude (79 ans) et Françoise (73 ans) choisissent et commentent tous les articles lus par Michel.
Sébastien Anex
Marie-Josée (86 ans), Renaude (79 ans) et Françoise (73 ans) choisissent et commentent tous les articles lus par Michel.
Photo / Daily Life
2021

Public reading of the newspaper at the Café

Sébastien Anex

With newspapers banned from bistros, the "Café du Soleil" in Saignelégier has invented a new way to inform and create social connections during the coronavirus pandemic. On June 4, 2020, Michel Pachère, perched on a podium, read "Le Quotidien Jurassien" to three tables.

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Public reading of the newspaper at the Café

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Photo / Daily Life
2021

Sébastien Anex

With newspapers banned from bistros, the "Café du Soleil" in Saignelégier has invented a new way to inform and create social connections during the coronavirus pandemic. On June 4, 2020, Michel Pachère, perched on a podium, read "Le Quotidien Jurassien" to three tables.

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Sébastien Anex / Swiss Press Award

Sébastien Anex

Photographe, Vevey, 1983

After graduating from EPFL, I turned to my passion: photography. I started as a photo editor, but quickly transitioned to a career as a photographer.

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