The old harbour nearly empty, half-timbered lanes and low winter light — a no-stakes rehearsal before the wedding day.
Laurent is a pilot. For their after-wedding session we went to the field where he flies — an airfield set on the salt marshes of the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel.
The footbridge at sunset, the ramparts above the sea at high tide, the lantern-lit lanes at night — and a photograph awarded by the Fearless Awards.
A single-parent family at low tide: why the beach is the easiest place when you are alone with the kids — and why the parent behind the camera deserves to be in the pictures.
An English-speaking, award-winning photographer's guide to planning your wedding in Normandy — venues, the legal side, and what to expect.
Marrying or eloping near the Mont-Saint-Michel — the light, the bay, the venues, and how to make the most of one of the most dramatic settings in France.
A Normandy photographer's pick of real châteaux and estates to marry in — the venues I've worked at and love across the Manche and Calvados.
For American couples drawn to Normandy and the D-Day coast — a guide to marrying or eloping in this meaningful, cinematic region.
The 7 essential criteria for choosing your wedding photographer in Normandy + the questions to ask + the red flags to avoid.
The price range in Normandy, my packages from €1,320, and what makes the price vary from one photographer to another.
The genuine wedding photography contests (ISPWP, Fearless…) and why this recognition matters to you, future newlyweds.
Definition, principles and how it differs from posed photography. Why this approach captures the real emotions of the big day.
How I cover a humanist ceremony, the technical challenges, and the finest settings in Normandy for this special moment.
The world's most respected wedding photography contests and the journey of an award-winning photographer who became an official international judge.
A couple session in Le Havre, between the estuary and the Channel — Atlantic light and architecture that looks you straight in the eye.
A family in the forest — a setting where they have nothing to perform, just to be together. Soft light and children who forget the camera.
A family session in the streets of Caen — pale stone, medieval architecture and city light. Not a tourist postcard.
A maternity session deep in the forest — light filtered through the leaves, a silence that slows everything down, and a frozen moment that will never come again.
Two children at home, in a mobile studio — the closeness of a brother and his sister, looks that are only found with someone you have known forever.
A family at home, in a mobile studio — the opposite of a class photo. A controlled setting that sets you free, and images that stand the test of time.
A maternity session with an older sibling — the last time the family is still a three. A few weeks later, they will be four.
Young, playful, impossible to stop — a portrait session with a French bulldog who decides the rules himself.
A gift from a mother, a family ill at ease in front of the lens — and sincere images on the banks of the Vire.
La Vanlée, in Manche — rich light, a raw coastline, and two people who simply know how to be together.
