Choosing good points of view, thinking about sun light position, playing with perspectives, organising spaces, revealing materials... are all constraints that require rigour and sensitivity to photograph exterior of a construction and its interior design.Certified "Adobe Associate" for several years, I am experienced in advanced photo post-processing and retouching techniques. It is therefore obvious that I offer shooting and post-production to sublimate your projects.

As photographer, I have for sure sensitivities to lights, contrasts, colors, geometric shapes and textures. That's why, it seems me obvious to also offer my own point of view on the your projects or any edifice arround us. This is what I call "ar(T)chitec(X)ture".It can be photos of patterns, textures, or even a composition with an atypical perspective, about the building or only a detail of the construction. My approach is not to transform reality, but to sublimate it… Show more As photographer, I have for sure sensitivities to lights, contrasts, colors, geometric shapes and textures. That's why, it seems me obvious to also offer my own point of view on the your projects or any edifice arround us. This is what I call "ar(T)chitec(X)ture".It can be photos of patterns, textures, or even a composition with an atypical perspective, about the building or only a detail of the construction. My approach is not to transform reality, but to sublimate it, by revealing details, shapes, shadows, which would seem insignificant for a simple walk-by. Whether the final rendering may be in color or in black and white, my goal is to open the eyes with architecture images and show that buildings are more than just constructions. This is my contribution on highlighting the work of the designers, crafmen, architects, who build our world. Show less