Through my lense, I wish to explore and share other perspectives on the world.
The inspiration that came from the sky
My journey into photography didn’t begin with a camera in my hands, but with a remote control. It all started with a drone. While flying it with a friend who was already passionate about photography, I discovered a whole new world. That’s how I was introduced to the basics: mastering exposure, paying attention to composition, and bringing an image to life through editing. To this day, I still have a special fondness for those very first aerial shots that sparked my passion.
I enjoy looking at these photos all the more as I realize how far I’ve come since I took them. Overexposed skies, very (too) saturated colors, etc.: it reminds me that to improve, you have to take action—take good photos, make mistakes, try new things—but just keep doing it.
Among these early photos, this shot of the “Axe majeur” in Cergy—the town where I went to college—is my favorite.
G-Perspective
The drone taught me a valuable lesson: sometimes all it takes is a change of perspective to rediscover the world. It was this idea that gave rise to G-Perspective. Today, whether I’m in the air or with both feet on the ground, my goal remains the same: to explore and share these different perspectives. Whether through the emotion on a face (Portraits), the power of a landscape (Nature), or the contours of our daily lives (City), I seek to highlight what we tend to no longer take the time to notice.
A Photographic Diary
As an amateur photographer, I see myself first and foremost as an explorer who is constantly learning. The idea behind this site isn’t just to create a static gallery, but to turn it into a true journal. In the “My Articles” section, I document my experiments, new techniques, and discoveries.
Since sharing and exchanging ideas are at the heart of my passion, I warmly invite you to leave a comment, respond to a photo series, or send me a message.
Enjoy your visit, and I look forward to connecting with you