Here are some of my favorite themes to shoot.

  • Hotels / Restaurants

    I have worked in hotels. Many of them. I know what matters, what should be shown, and what dynamic should be put forward as a narrative. From motel to palace, hotels are awesome.

  • Weddings / Private events

    There is something about those events. The mood, the individuals, the overall vibe. Higher chance for candid photos and capturing emotions forever in time.

  • Street photography

    Basically what most photographers do at some point every now and then. Serves as practice, homework, fun, discovery, and mainly a philosophical journey for myself.

  • Personal photographer

    Goes hand in hand with street photography. Following any subject on the streets, at work, documenting and providing candid and editorial content based on the end goal.

Paris Portrait Sessions

Paris as a mood, not a backdrop.

I don’t stage gowns at Trocadéro or pose tourists under the Eiffel Tower. My portraits are about atmosphere, gesture, and the way a person inhabits the city. Paris is the setting, but never the cliché. My forte is to make you shine as you really are and not what you think is best. Although your outfit matters to some extent, in the end its all about your inner charm, your attitude, what shows effortlessly, that natural swagger within. The more confortable you are, the better the results. Just let it flow, be yourself, be unique…

    • Duration: 60–90-120 minutes, walk-and-shoot.

    • Approach: natural light, candid direction (“walk, pause, wait, look”), no props.

    • Locations: cafés, passages, markets, arcades, side streets — with landmarks appearing subtly, if at all.

    • Styling note: muted tones + one textural element (coat, knit, leather) photograph best.

    • 20 to 40 refined portraits

    • A cohesive, cinematic edit (color + several monochrome frames)

    • Wide environmental shots + intimate details — a full sense of place.

    • Café → Métro: reflection layers, stair geometry, platform atmosphere.

    • Market Errands: candid walk among stalls, gestures between stops.

    • Blue Hour Walk: neon cafés, specific mood, cinematic tones.

    • Covered Passages: arcades, glass domes, café, perfect on overcast days.

  • Sessions begin at €150 (final quote depends on scope, styling, and deliverables).

    1h= 150e // minimum 20 photos

    1h30= 200e // minimum 30 photos

    2h= 250e // minimum 40 photos.

    Every selected shot will be thoroughly retouched manually (not with AI batch auto copy-paste).

“As long as you are nice I tend to be generous with my time, I don’t usually count the minutes, I care about doing a good job and you being overly satisfied to the result.”

 Frequently asked questions

  • I shoot Paris like a film scene: layered, candid, and cinematic. I use natural light, reflections, and textures of the city to tell a story, rather than setting up props or tourist clichés. And finally, I am a 90’s kid, I follow that vibe.

  • A tightly edited set: 20 to 50 shots. A mix of portraits, wide frames with the city as context, and close moments that feel personal. I like to focus on details, so some photos may not look like your usual profile pic but they will say a lot about you, to YOU. Because this is what the shoot will be about.

  • I don’t. You do. We go where you feel the most confortable. Good light can be found everywhere. I will not make you feel awkward. I may eventually direct you if we stumble on an extraordinary perfectly timed scenic situation, but overall we go with the flow.

  • Lightly. I suggest small actions — walking, pausing, looking — and let the natural gestures in between do the work. I follow, we chat, you get more and more confident, you let go, your natural traits start showing up. Frankly, this is a method often used in acting school, to see you stripped of all the superficial and let your soul glow, give you the chance to feel truly free and unbothered. You’ll love the final result. Thats what I do best.

the money talk

  • Here is the deal: I love what I do and I m good at it. Very good actually. I have the luxury to be able to choose my “clients”. The price is symbolic, just the bare minimum. My business model and main income is not based on individual shoots but on the institutional ones. Plus, it allows me not to have extra pressure and gives us both the freedom to keep it natural. The lower the investment, the friendlier the mood, the better the final result.

  • In full transparency, let’s say you go for the 120 minutes shoot. That’s 40 photos in the end, most probably out of hundreds. It takes me up to 2 hours to work on them - with all my genius and love - and upload them to the Dropbox. Add to that the 1 hour travel time back and forth to the area of your choice, that’s a total of 5 hours. You pay me 50e/hour. And I pay 25% taxes on that. You’re welcome.

  • Yes :) Absolutely I can print them for you on a postcard format, and that service will cost you 2 euro per photo. When it comes to book printing, I can recommend you a few good local places and websites/apps I tried before.

  • I use limited but expensive gear: LEICA. While my expenses are limited, so is the usage of each camera. Technically I should be charging more - especially when I shoot with my Leica M8 - but what can I say, I m nice (I guess).

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