Harold glit is a French photographer, born in Paris in 1965.
He discovers photography at the age of 18 when he received his first camera.
While Harold glit's work include various subjects (reportage, landscapes,) he is mostly known for his pictures of women.

Some of the women he photographs are professional models or actresses. But most of his models are simply women who share the photographer's interest in black & white photography.

Regardless of the model background, Harold feels that the success of working with a model is all about establishing a complicity to reveal the subject's true self, to picture a "moment preserved" which will never be again.

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While most of his work is non-generated for clients, his work has been exposed several times in the United States.

In May of 2005, Harold Glit exhibited "American Nudes" (www.fepn-arles.com/expo.html) at the Hotel du Musee. Arles'fame exceeds the borders of France thanks to famous painters who found inspiration there such as Vincent Van Gogh and Picasso and the city's rich history made some of its monuments part of the World Heritage by UNESCO.

All of his printed work is done by Pierre-Louis Giannetti (a.k.a Pilou) from professional black and white laboratory Lynx in Lyons.

Harold Glit currently lives in Brooklyn, New York