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What I love are images that tell a story. The ones that transport us back to a moment, a feeling, a burst of laughter. The ones we share, the ones we treasure. I take photographs so that these memories live on, so that you can relive them, time and time again. As a huge fan of the 80s and all things vintage, I love these tangible memories: a photo album you leaf through, a smile that returns, a thousand anecdotes that come flooding back all at once.
Not just a photographer,
a sincere storyteller.
Pronounce my name Kagenaar
6 years’ experience｜ 100+ weddings
My vision and my personnality
I work with my heart and offer sincere advice. I want my couples to feel free to be themselves, laugh without embarrassment, and enjoy their day without any worries. My role goes far beyond simply taking photos, because I know that organising a wedding is no easy task. My couples can ask me any questions they like: I’m here to reassure them as much as possible. Choosing my approach means wanting to capture what matters, with a fair treatment and natural shots.
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Artist in Provence,
where there is -almost- no winter.
I live in Provence, in Marseille, a city that lives life to the full and loves deeply. This place inspires me every day, with its light and colours that you can only find here. Life is so good in the South of France! I’ll never leave the South. Here, we’re on first-name terms, we speak a bit loudly and we laugh heartily. The sun is never far away, and the cicadas set the rhythm for those beautiful summer days. So in my photos, there’s a bit of that South. The real thing. The vibrant. The sunny.
Art, in whatever form, is part of my daily life. It inspires me, feeds me and brings me to life. Of all its forms, pottery holds a special place. There is a raw, almost soothing sincerity in clay. To shape it is to slow down, listen and let the material speak for itself. For me, creating is, above all, about being deeply true to oneself.
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