Making images.
With meaning.
Photography came to me in 2017, when I was looking for a direction. It gave me one.
Self-taught, I built my practice the long way — books, videos, conversations with people in the trade. In 2018, a fellow photographer trusted me and brought me on my first real assignment; he is a friend today. That kind of encounter is how this craft gets woven. Filmmaking came naturally in 2020 — photo and video now share the same studio, often on the same project.
I work with serious pre-production — brief, moodboard, location scouting — because a good image is prepared as much as it is captured. The final edit matters as much as the shoot. Alone or with a crew, depending on the project.
At heart, this craft is my way of being useful: putting a skill at the service of someone else's project. A successful image is one that serves what we are trying to say — that works for the client, and ideally for me too.
One line.
Six milestones over nine years. The rest is in the images.
- 2017
First camera. The studio begins.
- 2018
First client. The practice becomes a profession.
- 2020
Switch to filmmaking in parallel with photography.
- 2022
First assignments abroad.
- 2024
First podcast shot in studio.
- 2026
Long-term partnerships with brands — beyond the one-off assignment.
What guides the work.
Listening
Understanding your objectives comes first. Every project starts with a conversation — not with a camera.
Craft
Close to ten years of practice, professional equipment, the latest photo and video technologies.
Partnership
Beyond the assignment, strategic advice to build your image over time.
Commitment
Deadlines kept, deliveries on time. A trusted relationship that grows across multiple projects.
Off frame.
A few images of the studio, the sets, the trips between two shoots.
A project
in mind? Let's talk.
Tell me about your brand, your timeline and an approximate budget. I'll get back to you within forty-eight working hours.