I'm a French photographer in the making. Yes this is what I do for a living but I don't consider myself a professional... yet. I'll probably never be as long as I find new paths to wander in. I experiment, dodge, explore, lift emulsions and burn a lot of films to be honest.

The girl with the eye glued to the rangefinder.
2009 was the year of change.
Published and seen in galleries for the good, the bad and the worst, I'd rather stick on some old rock'n'roll than give in to any fashion sense, so anything trendy, hype, fashionable or whatever isn't for me I guess. If you expect something "different" then you're on the right page.
Maybe.

I work in analogue and instant films. I would lie if I say I never use my digital camera, I do, but this isn't my main point of interest.
I have a Hasselblad 500CM with 6x6 and Polaroid backs, which I use for most of my work, as well as an old Land Camera. I prefer to work in natural light, a gloomy corridor gives you thousands of options a studio doesn't, for me at least.

I do TFP with pleasure if there is something you like in my projects.
I have rates otherwise.
I do not do "portfolios". This is pointless. Your portfolio should be reflecting your work and projects and be truly yours, and not some blank series. Well my 2 cents only.
I do classical portraits your grandma would have been proud of.
I do weddings photos with a Holga.
I do photos of your cat with a large format camera.
I do fashion series with a polaroid.
I do pretty much anything as long as it's weird. Good taste weird.

I have my own darkroom so you can have quality prints and additional ones later too. I do b&w and cibachrome (colour on polyester paper) and reproductions are possible from instant pics and emulsion lifts. Negatives can also be scanned and sent to a digital lab if you're more in a rush.
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I also speak fluent French, Japanese and Spanish and I only bite on purpose, so don't be shy.

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