I began my professional career in 2006, one year before graduating from ICART-Photo in Paris, by joining Le Parisien, France’s most widely circulated newspaper, as a staff photographer. Over the course of four years, I covered a wide range of assignments, including politics, sports, entertainment, and celebrity features.
I started collaborating with various fashion designers during Paris Fashion Weeks, working as an in-house photographer for backstage and runway shows.
Between 2010 and 2011, I transitioned into advertising photography and contributed to the creation of the luxury brand Le Moulin Rouge, developed in association with the iconic French cabaret.
In 2011, I fully dedicated my work to the fashion industry, covering major international fashion weeks around the world for nowfashion.com and the International Herald Tribune, and later collaborating with The New York Times.

Over the years, I have also worked as an in-house photographer for both emerging designers and renowned fashion houses, including Dior, Thom Browne, Sonia Rykiel, Chalayan, Officine Générale, Ann Demeulemeester, Koché, Martine Rose, and more than twenty other across France, the UK, and the USA.
In early 2020—perhaps visionary, perhaps simply fortunate—I decided to step away from fashion reporting, just three months before the pandemic, to launch my own studio in Finland.
Since January 2022, I have been working as a freelance in-house photographer and producer for fashion shows, while expanding my activities into production and visual campaigns for perfume and cosmetics brands in both France and Finland.
Now based in Finland and the happy father of two, I continue to collaborate regularly with a range of prestigious clients, including Rochas, Lemaire, l’Institut Français de la Mode, Dermosil Finland, Mad et Len Paris, and Fashion in Helsinki, among others.