…doing something simple and relaxed, like organizing a big barbecue and pool party with a few close friends. Just enjoying good food, music, sunshine, and meaningful conversations. For me, nothing beats spending quality time with the people I love, in a laid-back setting where we can all just be ourselves.

Visiting Iceland. It felt like landing on another planet. Raw, untouched, and completely humbling. The landscapes were unlike anything I had ever seen: black sand beaches, glaciers, volcanic fields… and then, the Northern Lights dancing above it all I was very lucky to have them this strong on that night. One afternoon, we even have the chance to caught an arctic fox in the distance it was completely wild and beautiful. And of course, I’ll never forget the puffins, clumsy and charming. That trip reminded me how powerful and fragile nature can be.

Being able to witness real, unscripted moments of connection between people. There’s something powerful about being invited into such an intimate day and having the chance to quietly observe, feel the energy, and capture it without interfering. I love that my work isn’t all about staging or perfection — it’s about emotion, timing, and trust. I do enjoy creating thoughtful, composed, and strong images. But what I’m truly drawn to are those unexpected fragments of real life: a sudden laugh, a quiet connection, a fleeting look. Every wedding is different, but what stays the same is that moment when someone forgets the camera is there and just lives the moment. That’s what I’m always chasing.

I know Limoges might not be the most exciting or glamorous place on paper, but for me, it has everything that really matters. My friends and family are here, and that’s what makes it home. I’ve always believed that home is where the heart is. It’s not about the skyline or the nightlife. it’s about the people, the slower pace, the everyday moments that feel real. And honestly, there’s something comforting about being rooted in a place that doesn’t try to be anything it’s not.

Interstellar. It’s more than just a sci-fi film. It’s visually stunning, emotionally powerful, and full of questions about time, memory, and human connection. I love how it blends vast, almost abstract concepts with something deeply personal. It feels grounded in real scientific thought, and you can sense the influence of people like Carl Sagan and Stephen Hawking behind it, their way of making the universe feel both infinite and intimately connected to us. And Hans Zimmer’s soundtrack… I mean, it stays with you. It’s the kind of film that leaves you thinking long after it ends, and that’s something I really value.

Just one, but he definitely fills the space: Fumble, my black and gray cat, who's been by my side for 16 years. He’s loyal, quirky, and has a big personality. He’s claimed my camera bag as his personal throne, and whether I’m editing photos or packing for a shoot, he’s always nearby, reminding me who’s really in charge around here. He’s more than a pet at this point, he’s part of the team.