I love going on adventures with my wife and daughters; quality time with family and friends, especially over fine cuisine and wine. I love swimming, biking, boating, mushroom hunting, reading TinTin, and the thrill of racing cars or motorcycles. I aspire to earn my pilot license, though my wife isn't on board... yet.

If I were a wine, I’d be Champagne—brut with elegance, celebratory, and always a burst of energy, fun and joy with a hint of mystery and surprise. 

I, naturally and intentionally, prioritize human connections more than still-life decorations or impersonal artistic shots. Since 2008, I have strived to capture each guest, an important touch in French etiquette, where including guest photos in thank-you cards is important, even with 200-600 attendees. I meet with the couple weeks before the wedding to identify important guests and family members, ensuring intentional individual portraits. For other guests, I make sure to capture table photos. These images, though not editorial, remind couples of every beloved guest, evoking fond memories. This focus on human connection and genuine moments resonates deeply in my work, leaving an indelible imprint on hearts. If this resonates with you, then we are already on the same page.

Sense of the Sacred and Fun:
I balance a deep respect for the sacred moments of a wedding, as well as the sense of joy and fun - which shows as I capture both the solemn and joyful parts of the celebration.

Punctuality and Energetic:
I am punctual and energetic. I can follow a schedule or lead a time schedule. I've had much experience in directing crowds, when needed. I work hard to get every important shot, and my experience helps me know which moments are worth capturing.

Discretion:
I aim to maintain a low profile, especially during ceremonies, by blending in and following dress codes. This discretion helps me capture authentic, true-to-life shots. I am open to negotiating virtual privacy in photo rights. Some of the most spectacular weddings I've photographed, including that of a real princess, remain private. 

I solo-shot a 600+ guest wedding, which didn't include the others invited to the ceremony or cocktail hour. 

I'm proud of this photo from the World Day of the Poor in Rome. It was published in Aleteia (2016). During this time in my life, I had been serving for 4 years as a live-in volunteer at a half-way house for guys recovering from being on the streets. This photo reminds me of the dignity a beautiful photo gives and the power of human connection.

professional editing
full printing rights
private online gallery
usb with high quality photos
printed album

Oui, avec plaisir. I've done over 60 destination weddings within France. Then, my personal travels include : Australia, New Zealand, China, Canada, Israel, Italy, Sicily, Greece, Croatia, Monaco, Spain, Iceland, Denmark, England, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Austria, Germany, Russia, Poland, Czech Republic. Being well-traveled and speaking French, English, and basic German, I can easily handle my organization for international travel.

I get in my zone and hyper focus when I solo shoot, so I don't feel I need another photographer, but I am happy to bring on a second photographer if the scope of work seems best adapted or requested by the bride and groom. For my largest wedding (600+) guests, I was very organized worked really hard, and it was fine for me.

Videographer - I'm happy to work with one, as long as they value discretion.