Most people come to me for photos.
But very often, what they need goes beyond that.
Over the past few years, I’ve found myself working more and more on how things come together:
not just the images, but the way they are seen, understood, and felt.
Helping shape a visual identity, refine a tone, bring clarity where things feel scattered.
From the shoot itself, to styling, to how everything lives afterwards — on Instagram, in grids, in sequences.
I work best with people who already have something strong, but need help making it visible.

Hotels, restaurants, designers, independent projects.
If that’s you, I’m currently open to new collaborations.

And thank you ❤️ @janebertch : you helped me see that what I thought was just "a thing I do", is actually a real expertise.
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Cambodia, December to January.
I took more photos than I shared. I often do. Life resumes, deadlines stack up, and the images wait patiently in folders.
I love returning to these trips months later, almost as if I’m discovering them again. Distance gives me a different clarity. I look at the images with a fresher, more detached eye, no longer inside the moment but observing it from the outside.

Some journeys reveal themselves twice.
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For a couple of years, I have been working on a photographic and literary project about Marrakech, a city that has deeply shaped my life.
What began as a visual exploration gradually became something more personal: a reflection on memory, belonging and transformation.
Some places are founding. They are meant to be crossed, not possessed : to become a force rather than a weight.
This book is an attempt to map that inner landscape.

A book in the making.
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Villa @baboucha_essaouira in the countryside near Essaouira.
I had the house to myself for a few days, just long enough to let it unfold slowly. Photographing it felt less like documenting a place and more like stepping into an atmosphere carefully shaped by its owners.
Some houses stay with you. Not because they are spectacular, but because they carry a kind of serenity that feels deeply anchored.

Every Wednesday, there is a local souk a short drive away. Not curated, not designed for visitors. Vegetables laid out on blankets, dust in the air, voices rising and falling, time moving at its own pace. That rhythm seeps into the house too.
This is what I love about the countryside around Essaouira. It’s raw but never harsh. Minimal but never empty. There is space here, and that space does something to you.

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Summer state of mind.
Not just a season : a way of seeing. Colored walls in Procida, yellow and green umbrellas in Amalfi and the vibe of Stromboli island...
Places I’ve photographed over the years that stay with me.
I’m always drawn to light that shapes architecture, to bold colors against endless blue, to that southern slowness that softens everything.
Some landscapes don’t leave you : they become a palette, a memory you carry quietly into other projects, other cities, other seasons. Still chasing that light ☀️

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