"home sessions" feat. Clara C. Better late than never! I changed my mind a thousand times before releasing this one and charlotte's Behind the scenes video (on the way). The reason for my struggle was that we tested too many different things during these home sessions, and I thought it would be too confusing just to release them in full. In the end, Maeava's session was released a few days ago without the images made with Freewell's Prism filters. The following content is C

With the Laowa 19mm f/2.8 Zero-D GFX I am enjoying these wide-angle lenses again! Fujifilm released the GF 20-35mm f/4 R WR zoom lens...

"home sessions" feat. Maeva K. I couldn’t delete the rest of this, I thought you might want to see it. Initially, I just wanted to play...

The accessories I never thought I'd need It is the accessory I never thought I‘d need… sounds familiar? I am going to recycle this one to...

"home sessions" feat. Emma H. Back in my tight space, where I am thankful for not being claustrophobic. The only advantage I have working at home is that I have all my accessories and gear with me… and I can sip a cup of coffee or tea While I am shooting. Other than that, If I do anything outside portraits, things will become tricky, and If I work with more than 2 lights, then the headache is right around the corner. Joined by Emma once again let's find out how we made it wo

A quick breakdown! 3rd of the series... with a few tweaks in my workflow, so that you can't accuse me of doing the same thing over and over.

Behind-the-scenes video feat. Nina Queiroz Da Silva This one wasn’t easy, and it’s strange because I’ve done so many images like these in...

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

Behind the scenes [Extended cut] An inspiring location, flying fabrics, smoke, and a multi-talented model. Business as usual… Perhaps this is why I need to initiate a change in my work as soon as possible. This doesn’t mean this wasn’t fun, and in fact, it was quite the opposite. There were only 3 of us there, with enough time to experiment a bit. Let's take a closer look at these images, how we made them, and why they symbolize the end of an era.

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...

Bonus footage feat. Juliette Baud Fourth and last bonus behind the scenes video, from my sessions entrierly made with the XH2s. After Isabelle , Manon and Fanny , we are closing this series of videos with Juliette and we are back in Toulouse. We are working outside again, but thid time with a mix of artificial and sunlight. I kept things simple, and brought the small AD300pro with me. Working early that morning allowed me to bring with me a less powerful flash, and gave me c