Hey folks,Last spring, I made a photoshooting with Eve.She's a professional dancer and dance teacher in Nantes, mostly in Modern Jazz, and Hip-hop. As her schedule is really tight and the weather is really unpredictable here in Nantes, it took time (an entire year) to meet and make a session together.

Sorry wrong post

Last year in November, I was looking for underground quarries in Charentes, along the river. I met a friend of mine and we spotted several suitable locations to spend the night beneath the surface.But, we heard about a place named the Lapidiales : back in the days, local farmers were used to work as quarrymen a part of the year for extra salary and quarrymen were working in the fields for the same reason. This created an exchange and a stone culture in the area, that's why the Lapidiales project naturally took place here. Local elected officials saw a good way to reconnect local people to the memory of the quarry exploitation, and a great way to project it in a great future. The site is now a open air quarry where sculptors from all over the world are invited to work stone the way they want, in front of the public.

Hello Hive!In May, I had the opportunity to meet Laura at a location I wanted to visit for years : the Abbaretz Mine.Laura is a 26 year-old amateur model who started a couple of years ago. She has no background in photography nor modeling but she learns fast. She contacted me as she saw the work I did with other models in Nantes and she wanted to try something different. With infrared photography and lightpainting, she was served!

Last year in November, I was looking for underground quarries in Charentes, along the river. I met a friend of mine and we spotted several suitable locations to spend the night beneath the surface.But, we heard about a place named the Lapidiales : back in the days, local farmers were used to work as quarrymen a part of the year for extra salary and quarrymen were working in the fields for the same reason. This created an exchange and a stone culture in the area, that's why the Lapidiales project naturally took place here. Local elected officials saw a good way to reconnect local people to the memory of the quarry exploitation, and a great way to project it in a great future. The site is now a open air quarry where sculptors from all over the world are invited to work stone the way they want, in front of the public.

Hi everyone, In early May last year, I drove to a village named Essé in Brittany to meet Sarah, a model I collaborated with two years before in the suburbs of Rennes for a lightpainting session. That time, we made an infrared photoshoot around a lake, and after that in a rapeseed field.