A little about
the person behind
the camera.
A photographer, a mountain local, and someone who believes the best moments happen when you forget about the camera.
I’m based in Morzine, in the French Alps, where I live with my wife and our two children.
I photograph weddings and elopements with a calm, natural approach — making room for the day to unfold as it really happens. My aim is simple: photographs that bring you back to how it all felt.
Less directing.
More feeling.
I don’t believe a wedding needs to become a photoshoot. The laughter, the nervous anticipation, the quiet exchanges between people — those are the things worth remembering.
I’ll offer a little guidance when it’s useful, then step back and let things happen. I pay close attention to light, composition and the atmosphere, without asking you to perform for the camera.
That balance — being present without being intrusive — is at the heart of how I work.
At home in
the mountains.
I’ve called the French Alps home for over a decade. Life here has given me a deep appreciation for the changing light, unpredictable weather and quieter corners of these mountains.
For couples coming from abroad, that local knowledge makes a difference. I can help you find a setting that feels right, plan around the seasons and keep the experience relaxed — whether it’s a simple exchange of vows or a celebration across several days.
Different places.
Shared moments.
Having grown up between cultures, I speak English, French, Spanish and Hebrew, and feel at ease with people from all over the world.
I know that planning a wedding somewhere unfamiliar can feel like a big undertaking. My role is to make the photography side straightforward, from our first conversation to the final gallery — so you can spend more time enjoying the people and the place you’ve chosen.
If this sounds like your kind of day, I’d love to hear about it.
Tell me a little about what you’re planning, where you’re dreaming of going, or simply what matters most to you.
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