Lost & Found session with Maeva K. This photo shoot is from February 28, 2021! I don't know why, but the making-of footage got lost... and I found it again a little while ago while cleaning up my hard drives. You've probably already seen some of these images, as I shared them on Instagram 2 years ago. It felt weird to dive back into that session. If you've been following me for a while, you'll definitely notice the detail that proves this shoot is a bit dated... My Broncolor

Feat. Marina Let’s do it differently this time, slightly… If you wish to have more info, on why and how, you know you have the blog for...

Dance portraits Feat. Angelina Rakova A portrait session at the showroom Toulouse where we got to use some of their prototype dresses, a...

Feat. Isabelle Ménard at the Grand Hôtel de l'opéra Since she left the Capitole de Toulouse ballet company, we didn't have a lot of opportunities to meet again. I don't even want to count the years, but it's been a while since our first session. A lot happened since then, and it showed during this session. Something more intimate, no pressure, all the ingredients for a fun session. What I love about Isabelle is that although a few years have passed, it always feels like yeste

Urban portraits with Charline Poncin It is our 2nd time working together, and I really hope it will not be our last. We almost didn't make this one happen. Busy schedules for both of us and just before the session she twisted her ankle! So I had to adapt and rethink things a bit, but still, we easily managed to make this urban portrait session work. A simple session, with only one camera, one lens, and both us... and the unpredictable weather of Toulouse!

Behind-the-scenes video Feat. Ophélie F. Kind of a throwback... I found these files sleeping inside my hard drive and thought I'd make a quick edit and share the footage and final images with you. I only posted a few on Instagram back in 2021, and for unknown reasons didn't post the others. While digging those out I found other sessions that I never shared before, so please tell me in the comments if you want more of these in the future on the blog.

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...

"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

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. Fanny George This is the 3rd article with bonus footage from the sessions entirely made with the Fujifilm XH2s. Basically everything I couldn't nbot include in the original YouTube video . No need to introduce Fanny George, because we’ve worked together so many times in the past, so I am going to assume you've already seen a couple of images we’ve made together. If you are discovering my work then I suggest you click do a quick search on the blog. In the s

Bonus footage Feat. Manon Vergé Second bonus video, more footage from this fitness session with Manon. I already shared a few images in my 1st thoughts video on YouTube and a few images in the related blog post. Down below is the complete gallery, the behind the scenes video with a litttle before and afer at the end, to give you an idea of how much went down in the edit.

Bonus footage feat. Isabelle Ménard We made a lot of pictures during these sessions. I was testing the Fujifilm XH2s of course, but decided to use it on jobs too as I was comfortable enough with it and found the images to be a good fit for my clients. Out of the 4 sessions I was allowed to share in my YouTube video this one was the trickiest one. I discovered the location the day of the session, so I didn’t know what to expect. The direction and the amount of light in the dif

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...

Behind the scenes video Feat. Charlie Ruet Something I haven’t mentioned in my previous BTS video for the blog (but added this info in the article), I am using filters for these. Freewell's magnetic VND filters that lets me stack a black pro mist and a Blue streak or a gold streak filter. If you are following me on YouTube then you probably have seen my video where I shared my thoughts about them. Playing with colours and with tube led lights was the perfect opportunity to u

Behind the scenes photoshoot feat. Angelina R. Before you go any further, a little reminder that this is my 2nd session made entirely...

Des portraits et de la danse Feat. Lyria Van Moer DISCLAIMER This workshop was held in French. Petit retour sur ce 1er Workshop réalisé à...

Behind the scenes photoshoot feat. Maeva K. The Fujifilm GF 20-35 mm F4 R WR is finally out! For all you GFX users, this is a biggie. We...

Feat. Charlotte R. This summer I did a few private "home" sessions and I rediscovered the joy and pain of setting up a temporary studio inside someone else's home. I have a few tricks to make up for the lack of space, but I recently discovered a new way to hang a back drop. For this sesion, I used 2 suction cups from ifootage, 2 spider crabs (magic arms) and a Manfrotto to hang my backdrop from 2 windows. It held the weight pretty well, so I decided to use this technique ever

Feat. GODOX TL120 I’ve shared some images from my first session using only RGB tube led lights on the blog earlier this week. This...