Concerning the post-production, in the fine art style, it tends to get closer to the rendering of the film. The "old" films today often relegated to the background for digital versions have a very unique rendering, with well marked shadows that retain their bluish tones and brighter parts of the photo with warmer tones. This is what my retouching, or rather the development of my photos, tends to go towards. I am looking for a timeless, natural and contrasted rendering, which testifies to the authenticity of the moment, and which preserves at the same time this grain so characteristic of the silver photo and which often makes the digital photo pass for "smoother" images.

For me, fine art wedding photography gathers all this: soft, luminous, elegant, timeless, refined images, which transmit authenticity, spontaneity and emotions, and which are sublimated by the unique look of the photographer who takes it and by its post-production. This is why it is essential for me that you choose your wedding photographer above all with your heart, that you select a photographer with a style that corresponds to you. If my universe speaks to you, I will be delighted to learn more about you. I seek to maintain a relationship of trust with my future brides and grooms above all. That's why, from the first meeting where we get to know each other to the delivery of your images, I will be there to accompany you and guide you in the preparation of your wedding. As a fine art wedding photographer, I have only one objective in mind: to satisfy you by providing you with a quality service and images that pay tribute to all the organization and emotions that a wedding day brings together. My years of experience in photography and weddings will be put to the benefit of yours on the big day. You will be able to live your day to the fullest, without worrying about the realization of your memories. My work has been rewarded by being published several times on prestigious wedding blogs such as Wedding Chicks, Amber & Muse or the White Wren.