She recently decided to quit competitions so this is probably the last time we’ll ever witness this physic. She still looks amazing off comp

So here we are. It took me some time, but I finally got my hands on the AD600 Pro II and the X3 remote. I also decided to test the QR P90 an

We can officially say she's a regular. Always a pleasure to meet with Clara, we've created images numerous times now, and I know I can get r

2 years later we meet again for a completely different session. I didn't plan on doing so many photoshoots outdoors last summer. You are war

Feat. Alizée Juras Have we met before? Hell yes, a fire first session, in my opinion, so I was hoping our paths would cross once again. Just in case you missed it, here it is, you will quickly notice how different this one was compared to the one you are about to see: Temporary home studio part II I've been there before, so the challenge was to do it differently. Only one flash, the GFX100s and the GF80 f1.7. I had the 50mm and a wide angle in the bag, but they didn't move du

Behind the scenes (extended version) I mechanically (not always but often) record a few clips during my photography sessions, especially the impromptu ones, the urban/ street sessions, and smaller projects. I have this tendency, of filming storing, and forgetting the footage, and sometimes I simply erase these videos because I lack space on my drives.  That is a shame because no matter how bad these are I am sure there is some info there for you guys to pick up… Any type of b

Viltrox is doing an excellent job these days, and this 56mm is no exception, especially if you look at its price… But how do they do it? To

Feat. Nicole Martres & the Viltrox 56mm f1.4 Are you looking for an ultra-cheap portrait lens for your Fujifilm camera? Then you should look at Viltrox’s 56mm. Small compact, light, and super cheap. I never looked at Viltrox lenses seriously before and now own several of them for my XH2s. Are they perfect no, but their value for money is unbeatable at the moment. Here is my first Photoshoot with the Lens, I initially wanted to make the entire session with 56mm, but ended up

Feat. Elsa Robereau This was my 2nd session using the Aquatech underwater housing case for my Fujifilm XH2s. If you missed the article, head to my previous post where I share my first thoughts on this incredible tool.

First thoughts on the Aquatech underwater housing solution. It’s all in the title... How can I introduce this more clearly, I cannot....

A short breakdown Some of you asked how this one was made... so here it is a short behind-the-scenes, and a few words on how I usually make these.

Behind-the-scenes [Extended cut] I wanted to make something different with Manon because, the last time we met, we didn’t have much luck with the weather in Strasbourg. This time she traveled to Toulouse, and then we all drove further south to get closer to the sea. I wanted to work without any artificial light as much as possible. I was looking for a look that would be in between my usual dramatic commercial look, and something more realistic. A little bit of improvisation

In 120 seconds (or less...) Will I do this every year? I don't know. As long as it is fun to me, I will continue doing them. Narrowing it...

Feat. Michele Juan and the Godox TL 120 I kept on pushing, and pushing but here we are, It's finally here ! You have seen them in...

Feat. Fanny, Juliette, Isabelle & Manon Not the camera I would turn to spec-wise for photography now… Back when I was shooting live...

Behind the scenes photoshoot feat. Anaïs Rodriguez A lot of dance sessions were required for the testing of the GF 20-35mm f/4 R WR lens and the reason for that is simple: this project was commissioned by Fujifilm. I assure you, I still shared my honest opinion in the original testimonial video. I love this lens and it will most certainly find its way back into my kit soon. Original Testimonial video:

Behind the scenes feat. Anissa Benyoub The Mavo edge 6k is a fun and capable cinema camera. I believe it shines when used with at least a...

Feat. Anissa Benyoub Part I was released a few weeks back, here is the link if you missed it: Boxing photoshoot behind the scenes (part I) I photographed 2 boxing athletes that day and shared one of the 2 sessions on Youtube. Both athletes shared the same scenes and setups, so their images are a bit similar. This is why I didn't include Anissa in the first video, and thought I would come back later on her session but with a bit more information and the motivation behind some

First thoughts on CANON's current flagship camera! A frustrating review because It will only be about the photography performances of the...

Feat. Cassandra Sampieri A place you may have already seen on this channel… And it might be the last time. A karate photoshoot inside the...