I am Georges born in Paris.

As a teenager, I was introduced to photography and I roamed the streets of Paris to learn how to capture moments of life on the bridges of the Seine and the Buttes de Montmartre among others.

Quickly, I mastered the art of framing and playing with daylight.

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This attachment to capturing moments of life is rekindled with the first digital camera that never leaves me.

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My marriage to my best friend, my muse, made me discover the art of photo reportage.

I was won over, my way of taking pictures had a name.

My photos are appreciated by those around me and I am asked to take wedding photos.

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The click to switch from automatic mode to manual mode occurs following my quest to reproduce an art photo with my model forever.

From one artistic technique, another calls for a specific material and yet another. Quickly I find myself having the panoply of the photographer without knowing how to use it.

 

It is on this observation that I embark, late, in a studio photographer training.

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From natural light, I go to artificial  : the flash.

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During this training, I realized one of my biggest dreams: to do an internship at the Harcourt studio in Paris.

It is, in my eyes, the temple of artistic photography and continuous artificial light of film studios in the 1930s. Here I am now graduated with a BEP in photography at 44 years old.

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Today, I am self-employed and I only shoot portraits, Harcourt style portraits in order to capture the inner beauty of those who want to become the star of the film of their life.

Top-model style portraits, for those who want to be the future influencers of social medias.

The photo report, I dedicate it to shows, concerts and some weddings that are requested of me.

Thank you to the group GEM , to the Big Band Funk who offered us the last major concert of this eventful 2020, here in Morteau .

 

Thank you to all those who appreciate my photographic label.

To my muse, whom time does not seem to succeed in achieving her beauty, I thank her for willingly participating in my styling exercises. But you, my visitors, have already understood that.