Jonathan Alpeyrie

Born in Paris in 1979, Jonathan Alpeyrie moved to the United States in 1993. He has shot photographs for local Chicago newspapers, in the South Caucasus, Congo, the Middle East, North Africa and Central Asia. His work has appeared in The Sunday Times, Le Figaro magazine, ELLE, American Photo, Glamour, Aftenposten, Le Monde and BBC.

Stories By Jonathan Alpeyrie

Meet the Forgotten Footsoldiers of Fidel’s Global Revolution

Story by Linet Lores Sanchez & Jonathan Alpeyrie | July 26, 2017

I Was Kidnapped in the Middle East in 2013. Last Week I Returned for the First Time.

Photos by Jonathan Alpeyrie | April 7, 2017

Kids for Trump: “This is How We Take a Stand”

Story by Jonathan Alpeyrie & Emil Foget | January 20, 2017

When Your Hometown Becomes a Permanent Battlefield

Story by Stash Luczkiw | May 10, 2016

Why Are So Many French Farmers Taking Their Own Lives?

Story by Jonathan Alpeyrie | March 23, 2016

Narratively In Love

Story by Narratively | February 12, 2016

From a sprightly septuagenarian setup artist to a badly injured groom at the bottom of a pool, revisit our favorite Narratively stories about love, loss and lusty behavior.

Super Subcultures

The Most Raucous, Mystical, Sensual All-Night Wedding New York City Has Ever Seen

Story by Stefanie Iris Weiss | February 9, 2016

An ephemeral encounter in the sands of Burning Man leads two men on an enchanting spiritual journey toward a perfectly polyamorous love story.

The Many Faces of the Greatest War

Story by Jonathan Alpeyrie | May 8, 2015

Guys and Plastic Dolls

Story by Jonathan Alpeyrie | February 4, 2015
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