Featuring Manon (Asuki) Parts I, II, III, and IV are now available on the blog. This Fifth session with Manon aka Asuki, was from the start a photoshoot made for the blog exclusively. A fine art nude session that wasn't planned, but I am glad it happened. This allowed me to meet a new model and further use my optical snoot. Temporary Studio Part I Temporrary Studio Part II Temporary Studio Part III Temporary Studio Part IV

"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

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.

Behind the scenes video Feat. Mira Rosa It took me a while to get used to these tube led lights. IT took me approximatively 2 months to understand them, and to actually find a way to use them in my work. I am not quite there yet, but I am getting close. The shape, the size, the output of these lights can be a challenge at first, espescially when you are used to working with flashes. But they offer new possibilities, that I cannot ignore. So I had to regularly work with them,

Behind the scenes feat. Clara & Alex I remember that this was a huge challenge for me. This session happened during that time when I was regularly trying to challenge myself. A lot of home portrait sessions, and private shoots in the studio. But the big step for me was Boudoir and fine art nude. I started to explore these themes in 2020. I stayed away from them for 8 straight years, but then COVID knocked at our doors, and I started to question myself, my work, and where I wa

Behind the scenes video feat. Clara P. My first photoshoot made entirely with RGB tube led lights, from start to finish! I have been playing with these GODOX TL-120s for a few weeks now and thought I’d share my first images and thoughts on the blog. I’ve used other tube led lights in the past, and most recently the ones from Nanlite . I never did an entire session though as I felt limited and couldn’t create all the images I had in mind. From 2 tubes to 8 for this session, I’

My first steps feat. Célina B. This is part IV of my journey exploring Fine art nude Photography. Down below are previeious articles on the subject. Fine art Nude photography (part I) Fine art Nude photography (part II) Fine art Nude photography (part III) 4th and final article and maybe the most interesting one for me as a dance photographer. "Flow posing" or letting the model improvise was never my favorite approach. I started with a lot of improvisation, letting the mode

My first steps feat. Meava K. This is part II of my journey exploring Fine art nude Photography. Fine art Nude photography (part I) Some of the following images were orginally posted in the article about Vinyl backdrops. If you haven't seen the review and first behind the scenes video, here is the link: Upgrading to Vinyl backdrops? You know light is the most important thing you have to master in photography... It seems obvious, but I feel a lot of photographers tend to forg

My first steps feat. Clara P. This was an important step in my photography work 2 years ago, and not the easiest one to make. I had a precise idea of how I wanted to approach this type of session, but I hesitated several years before making the step. I met a dancer a few years ago who asked me why I never tried fine art nude photography. The question surprised me! She further explained that a few of my models in my past images would have looked better without any accessories

Behind the scenes video feat. Emma I’ve shared an image or two from this boudoir session already in my Aputure 300X review part I. I realized just recently, that I had the complete session on video. So here it is, with of course a few words on how we made these images!

behind the scenes Fine art nude & Circus photoshoot feat. Maeva K. & Virginia Danh I tried muslin backdrops, used them on a couple of...

Behind the scenes video feat. Loïs Bret This is part of the work I made inside the Château la louvière, this is the 2nd video I am...

Handstand & Contortion photoshoot behind the scenes This is a follow-up to the Crossfit behind the scenes posted 2 weeks ago and the 2...