I was ten years old when my mum first put a camera in my hands. I don't think either of us knew it would become the thread that's run through every version of my life since.

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I grew up in Dunkirk, a small town on the northern coast of France, and left in 2013 for what I thought would be a year abroad. Twelve years and six countries later, I'm still finding new places to point a lens, I just happen to call Perth home now.

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Photography, for me, has always been about truth over performance. The moment before someone says "I do." The quiet, unposed second between a mother and her newborn. The way morning light moves across a landscape no one else is watching. I'm not interested in staged perfection, I'm interested in what's real.

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Alongside photography, movement has shaped how I see the world. Yoga changed the way I inhabit my own body, and I now teach private and outdoor classes here in Perth, a practice that, in its own way, feeds the same instinct that drives my photography: presence, attention, and being fully where you are.

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That same restlessness that pulled me out of Dunkirk still pulls me toward new places, which is why I lead small wellness expeditions to places like Baja and Bali, blending movement, connection and adventure for people who want more than a holiday.

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Whether I'm photographing your wedding, teaching a yoga class, or leading a retreat halfway across the world, it all comes from the same place: paying attention to what's real, and helping people feel fully present in their own story.

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