'Images à la Sauvette' (book title in French)

"Images à la Sauvette" is a French phrase that translates to "Images in Flight" or "Images on the Run." It is the title of a renowned 1952 photography book by Henri Cartier-Bresson, which showcases his candid, spontaneous photographs capturing fleeting moments in everyday life. The phrase reflects the idea of capturing transient images quickly and intuitively, emphasizing the importance of timing and instinct in photography. The book is considered a seminal work in street photography and visual storytelling, highlighting Cartier-Bresson's skill in seizing the decisive moments that reveal the essence of human life.