Every photograph I take has a story. Here, I share the moments, travels, and quiet inspirations that drive my work, giving you a behind-the-scenes glimpse into how my images come to life.
Sometimes, the most profound discoveries come from asking simple questions. For me, it was wondering whether meaningful landscape photography was possible outside of the golden hours. This question led me into the invisible world of infrared photography and completely transformed the way I see and capture the landscapes around Geneva.
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In mid-August, I embarked on a unique photographic journey to Islay in Scotland, equipped only with my Sony A7III and an 85 mm lens. What began as a practical decision due to luggage restrictions evolved into a profound creative endeavour, challenging my approach to landscape and portrait photography alike.
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In an article published in January 2019, I discussed my love affair with Samsung's NX series cameras. However, after completing countless photo projects with the NX 1 and NX 500, I realized that two points bothered me the most: ISO performance and autofocus capabilities.
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You've just started portrait photography and are beginning to enjoy discovering the different facets of this art. However, one day, following a photo session, you discover a peculiarity in many photos... Indeed, your subject's skin is shining brightly without meaning to!
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Since acquiring my Samsung NX 500 in 2015 and my NX 1 in 2018, I've developed a special love affair with Korean brand cameras. Even today, these two camera bodies have nothing to be ashamed of compared to the latest technological advances in photography.
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Winter is one of the most beautiful periods of the year for taking photos. In the mountains, landscapes dressed in their white coat will give a magical touch to your shots. Having the chance to live in a mountainous region, I can regularly practice this exercise and learn from my mistakes to capture better images.
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Here we are, back in Geneva to talk about long exposure. As you know, I particularly enjoy long exposures because they require the photographer to be creative. One must strive to search for new angles and new compositions... long exposure doesn't stand on its own!
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The freezing temperatures of winter are not really conducive to an evening stroll in the city. Despite not particularly enjoying going out at night in cold weather, I wandered through Geneva one December night to capture some long exposures in the city streets.
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