Born in 1970, Guillaume Herbaut belongs to a generation of photojournalists helping to renew contemporary documentary photography. Structured as a long conversation covering his path from his first photographic emotions to his authorial outlook, this book aims to shed light on and analyse the choices behind his photographs, preserving the voice of a photographer from the new-documentary movement who came of age amid the crisis, the shift to digital, the transformation of the press and the growing place of photography in museums and galleries.