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PHOT'Aubrac

Nature photography festival on the Aubrac plateau

Nasbinals — Lozère (48) Since 2003
Photography Nature Environment
PHOT'Aubrac
Edition
2026
PHOT'Aubrac

About PHOT'Aubrac

Every September, PHOT'Aubrac brings together around fifty photographers in and around Nasbinals, set against the stunning backdrop of the Aubrac plateau. Since 2003, the organizing committee has curated fifty to sixty exhibitions across fifteen different locations spanning Nasbinals, Aubrac, Marchastel, Saint-Urcize, and Laguiole, showcasing wildlife, documentary, landscape, and creative photography. Eighty volunteers—mostly local farmers and breeders—round out the festival with evening lectures and film screenings.

Dates 17 Sep — 20 Sep 2026
Location Nasbinals (48)
Prices
Status Confirmed
Edition 2026

PHOT'Aubrac — edition 2026

The 24th edition of PHOT'Aubrac takes place from September 17 to 20, 2026, under the theme "Land of Sharing." Fifty to sixty exhibitions will once again transform barns, narrow streets, and riverbanks across the five municipalities of the plateau, featuring talks by Olivier Larrey, Arnaud Guerin, and underwater photographer Laurent Ballesta. The four-day event also includes an artisanal market, photography workshops with guest artists, and a community picnic.

Programme PHOT'Aubrac 2026

Wednesday, September 16, 2026 (Pre-opening)

  • Arrival of photographers and installation of exhibitions
  • "Designing and Producing a Photo Book" masterclass with Arnaud Guerin (registration required)
  • Welcome cocktail reception for professionals

Thursday, September 17, 2026

  • 7:00 AM — Photography workshop with various instructors
  • 9:30 AM — Exhibitions open to the public
  • 1:00 PM — Community picnic
  • 5:00 PM — Talks by Anne-Françoise Tasnier and Lauriane Galtier

Friday, September 18, 2026

  • Artisanal market · Marchastel
  • 5:00 PM — Talk by Olivier Larrey
  • 8:00 PM — Aligot-sausage dinner (registration required)

Saturday, September 19, 2026

  • Morning photography workshop with Nicolas Martin
  • 10:00 AM — Official opening ceremony
  • Talks by Arnaud Guerin and Laurent Ballesta
  • 8:00 PM — Concert and dinner (registration required)

Sunday, September 20, 2026

  • 6:00 PM — Festival closing

Program published by the Aubrac Lozère Tourist Office and the official festival website; times not specified by the sources are omitted.

Prices PHOT'Aubrac 2026

Exhibitions: free admission. Evening projection-talks in the marquee, meals, and masterclasses: paid events requiring registration, with details available on the official website.
Practical information

Practical information — PHOT'Aubrac

Access and Locations

The exhibitions are spread across fifteen sites around Nasbinals, Aubrac, Marchastel, Saint-Urcize, and Laguiole, straddling the Lozère, Aveyron, and Cantal departments. Several of the exhibition venues are closed to the public for the rest of the year and open exclusively for the festival.

Dining

The festival features a community picnic and a traditional aligot-saucisse meal, as well as a dinner concert on Saturday evening (registration required).

Where does it take place — PHOT'Aubrac

PHOT'Aubrac in brief

Photography Nature Environment Lozère

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