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Working With Me

Every project I take on is built on clarity, respect and visual intention.

Whether I am photographing dancers, performers, interiors or editorial concepts, my role is to translate presence into imagery — through thoughtful composition, precise timing and a deep sensitivity to light.

Meet the Team

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Commercial Projects

I collaborate with brands, agencies, property managers, hospitality groups and cultural institutions, while my fine art prints are also collected and exhibited through galleries.

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From interiors and hotels to performance documentation and editorial commissions, my approach combines aesthetic precision with practical reliability. Clear communication, preparation and respect for deadlines are essential parts of every assignment.

The goal is always the same: to deliver images that feel refined, accurate and aligned with the visual identity of the project.

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Private Clients

In addition to commercial work, I regularly work with private clients — particularly dancers visiting Paris.

These sessions are designed to be calm and inspiring experiences. Whether for a ballet portfolio or a meaningful travel memory, I guide each shoot with sensitivity and artistic intention.

My role is to highlight strengths, create confidence and capture presence — without pressure. Many clients describe the session itself as one of the most memorable parts of their Paris journey.

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Creative Collaborations

Some projects are born from artistic dialogue rather than strict briefs.

I selectively engage in curated collaborations with dancers, performers and creative professionals when the vision aligns and the intention is strong. These projects may be commissioned, co-created or developed for fine-art or editorial purposes.

Collaboration, for me, means mutual respect, creative exchange and a shared commitment to quality.

1. Initial Dialogue

Every project begins with a clear exchange.

We define intention, visual direction, practical constraints and desired outcome before the camera is ever taken out. Whether the assignment is artistic or commercial, clarity at this stage ensures trust and efficiency later on.

For commercial projects, we may also clarify usage, timelines and production scope at this stage.

2. The Shoot

My work is grounded in observation and precision.

I work primarily with natural light, architectural environments and existing atmospheres. Rather than over-controlling a scene, I focus on timing, balance, framing and presence.

The goal is not to impose, but to elevate what is already there — with compositional discipline and aesthetic sensitivity.

3. Post-Production

Editing is an extension of the photography — never an afterthought.

My post-production process is refined and intentional. I adjust tone, contrast, alignment and clarity where necessary, always preserving authenticity. The objective is enhancement, not transformation.

Each image is reviewed carefully before delivery.

4. Delivery & Usage

Final images are delivered digitally within the agreed timeframe.

Usage rights and licensing are clarified in advance to ensure transparency for editorial, commercial or private use. Extended licensing or broader usage can always be discussed when needed.

Professional, clear, and respectful collaboration continues beyond delivery.

Additional Questions

Do you travel?

Yes. While Paris is my main base, I regularly travel for assignments across Europe and internationally. Travel arrangements are discussed according to project scope and timeline.

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Do you operate a studio?

My work is primarily created in natural environments, architectural spaces or stage light.

I do not operate a flash-based studio setup. Instead, I focus on working with existing light to preserve atmosphere, authenticity and visual depth.

Studio collaborations can be considered upon request if a project specifically requires it.

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How far in advance should we book?

For commercial, performance or hospitality projects, booking 2–4 weeks in advance is recommended.

Private sessions may sometimes be arranged on shorter notice, depending on availability. High-season dates (spring and early summer in Paris) should be secured earlier whenever possible.

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How does licensing work?

Usage and licensing depend on the scope of each project.

Rights are clarified transparently in advance to ensure mutual understanding, whether for editorial, commercial or private use. Extended or international usage can always be discussed.

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Are your artworks available as fine-art prints?

Selected works are available as fine-art prints in limited or open editions.

Future series may be released as controlled fine-art editions with defined print numbers and certificates of authenticity. Collectors are welcome to inquire directly about upcoming releases.​

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What types of clients do you work with?

I collaborate with brands, agencies, cultural institutions, performers and private clients seeking thoughtful, refined imagery.

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Do you take on unpaid collaborations?

Creative collaborations are considered selectively when the artistic vision aligns. Most assignments are commissioned projects with agreed terms.

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How can we start working together?

Simply get in touch via the contact page and tell me about your project.

Each inquiry is personally reviewed, and I respond directly to discuss possibilities, timing and next steps.

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