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 A new exhibition in Paris features a series of pictures of babies just seconds after they are born by caesarean section. Pictured is Mael - born December 13, 2013 at 4:52 p.m.2kg 800 - 18 seconds of life
Liza - born February 26, 2013 at 8:45 am3kg 200 - 3 seconds of life
Dr. Jean-François Morienval, an obstetrician in the hospital where his son was born, asked Christian if he would be interested in taking a series of portraits on the profession of midwifery. 
After a long discussion, the pair decided that the best solution would be for Christian to join the doctors and nurses in the theatre while the child was being born through c-section.
The planning needed to undertake the project then took six months, with Christian needing training to work in a surgical  environment, requests for permission to take photographs in the clinic and requests for permission to take photographs of the mothers. 
He also needed prepare mentally for what he was going to be seeing.

 Louann - born April 12, 2013 at 8:40 am3kg 574 - 14 seconds life
 Romane - born May 20, 2014 at 10:512kg 935 - 8 seconds of life
Christian continued: 'Everything went very quickly. It was a big slap in my face. I made photographs throughout the duration of the surgery. 
'When everything was over and everything was fine, I went home. I drank coffee and waited several days.
'I knew I was not going to look at the world the same way.'
After taking the five pictures that the doctor asked for over a period of weeks, Christian realised that the photographs they had worked on together provided a unique way of looking at birth. 
Since then, he has gone on to photograph more than 40 different babies in the first few seconds outside the womb, which is now being shown at an exhibition in Paris called the CESAR series. 
He said: 'My perspective on the birth has changed. I discovered the dangers of birth. 
'It is for this reason that I have decided to show the beginnings of a new human being, during the first seconds of his life. I am interested in those first seconds only.
'And what continues to amaze me is that it never stops. With each passing moment, a child is born, from all over the world, all the time, births never stop.
 Lize - born December 24, 2013 at 8:49 am3kg 574 - 9 seconds of life
 Kevin - born December 27, 2013 at 10:36 am4kg 366 - 13 seconds of life
Leanne - born April 8, 2014 at 8:31 am1kg 745 - 13 seconds of life
Christian acknowledges that some people might find these pictures difficult to look at, but he says that he sees beauty when he looks at the images. 
He said: 'I know there are people who react very badly, who find it disgusting, they tell me that I do not have the right to show the children in the bloodstream, some even told me that it is not real, it is not true. 
'This is absurd, children are not born in cabbages or roses. 
'And there are those who are fascinated, I give them the opportunity to observe in detail the violence of birth. 
'But there are also people like my wife, who encouraged me to do this work, because c is beautiful birth.'
CESAR is being be shown in France during the Festival Circulations' Festival Circulation Exhibition from January 24 to March 8, 2015 at Centquatre, 5 Rue Curial, Paris.  

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