This month, Paris celebrates the photographic genius of 94 year old former photojournalist Henri Cartier-Bresson with a retrospective exhibition at the Bibliothèque National de France and the opening of the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation. Cartier-Bresson abandoned photography in the mid-1970s and now prefers to discuss painting and drawing, his later passions: "[Photography] doesn't interest me, it never has. The only thing that has ever been important is drawing." He told his longtime mentor, the Greek-born critic and art publisher Teriade that he had gone as far as he could go in photography: "I knew I had nothing more to say. I felt it."

66 Polaroids That Never Existed, an interesting photo concept series on Institut Drahomira (via quimbo).

Popular Toronto photoblog Photojunkie, and one of my daily reads, has just relaunched with a fabulous new design concept. Rannie Turingan has also created a photography forum to encourage more interaction between his readers.

When I Was Little is new reader-submitted photo project displaying a baby photo and a recent photo side by side. Compare and contrast (via moderna).

Rion.nu has posted a stunning collection of images of Frank Gehry's Disney Concert Hall which is currently under construction in Los Angeles. Rion Nakaya was featured as Photographer of the Month in October 2002 on Photoforums.