Feat. Clara & the GODOX AD600 pro II The first time was a mistake, this time we went there on purpose. Equipped with an additional Godox...

Check out the previous video, where I got my hands on the AD600 pro II and X3. I decided to switch to version 2 and upgrade my remote a few

I had the pleasure to meet a new face for this session, going by the name of Maï Weiss. This will probably be our first and last photoshoot,

Not my first EVOTO video, and probably not my last. I can say now that more than half my work goes through the software, for obvious reasons

Featuring Sarah Lemzaoui 4th session, all portraits, same gear, and location, I am just mixing up the ingredients at this point... and learning from other sessions. This is common, when I do multiple photoshoots in the same location 2, 3 days in a row. The first 2 are usually the ones where I mess up the most, and the last one or two are the ones where I am more efficient.

Behind-the-scenes feat. Charline Poncin Just a little behind-the-scenes video of a recent outdoor portrait photoshoot. If I am totally...

Feat. Emma Diloy This is the complete behind-the-scenes video of my portrait photoshoot in Toulouse with Emma. The entire session was photographed with the Fujifilm XH2s once again, and the just released Sirui Sniper lenses kit. 3 lenses (23mm, 33mm, and 56mm) with a fast f/1.2 aperture delivering images with a distinctive character. If you missed my first thoughts video, here it is: Sirui Sniper X-Mount Lenses, first thoughts

First thoughts on the Fujifilm X-mount lens. As I get older, I can no longer bear the idea of working outdoors as winter approaches. All...

Feat. Paolina Last but not least, this is Paolina's extended Behind-the-scenes video. You might be here because the Youtube version didn't suffice, or just because you are a Premium member. This was the longest session we made inside this Haussmannian apartment. What was supposed to be a simple portrait session became a little more than that, because of her beautiful costumes. She had to bring them with her once again, and once I saw them I just couldn't resist.

Featuring Charlotte Ruet We had this apartment for a couple of days initially for a short dance film. But I had some spare time so I...

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...

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 Eva Maureille "Less is more", is my motto these days. I constantly needed more on many of my photography projects over the past 3 years. I hit the ceiling not so long ago, realizing that I was unable to only make large-scale projects all the time. But more importantly, I learned recently how much I went overboard so many times. A few past projects could have been developed and materialized with less gear and better preparation. This may sound odd to you i

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!

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...

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 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,

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...

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