I more or less designated myself as the official photographer of the Fouvry60 conference, and took many pictures, quite a few of which turned out rather well. Certainly, when I view them, I think they give an accurate impression of the atmosphere of the conference. In this post I will just preview a very small selection — I and the other organizers are attempting to find the best way to make the full set available for the participants (at least.)
Although Jean-Marc Deshouillers could only attend the first day of the meeting, I was very happy to be able to take a good picture to remind us all of Kloostermania…
Voted best-dressed speaker, and speaking about the ternary Goldbach problem, here is Harald Helfgott.
The picture for the poster was taken by C.J. Mozzochi around 1999 in Princeton.
Any time we use Pari/GP for number-theoretic computations, we can thank Karim and Henri (and a few others) for their work; Henri is currently working on a new modular forms script for Pari…
Henryk Iwaniec presented his work with Brian Conrey in extending the Levinson-Conrey method to allow long mollifiers.
Cécile Dartyge, before she presented her very impressive work on the largest prime divisors of values of a polynomial of degree 
Tim Browning remembers his first meeting with Fouvry…
Sitting, from left to right, Philippe Michel, Régis (du Moulin) de la Bretèche, Joël Rivat (co-organizers of the meeting) and Étienne Fouvry; on the table, the Bouillabaisse: Congre, Rascasse, Saint Pierre, j’en passe, et des meilleurs.
J. Klüners discussed his work with Fouvry on Cohen-Lenstra heuristics and the negative Pell equation; note the last line of the slide: “I can do this”; when collaborating with Fouvry, you have a good chance of receiving such a reassuring message at a tricky point of the work…