Black and white close-up of a couple sharing a tender kiss in Paris

I don't photograph Paris.

I photograph what Paris does to people.

Paris is the backdrop. You are the story.

Black and white close-up of a couple sharing a tender kiss in Paris

I don't photograph Paris.

I photograph what Paris does to people.

Paris is the backdrop. You are the story.

Black and white close-up of a couple sharing a tender kiss in Paris

I don't photograph Paris.

I photograph what Paris does to people.

Paris is the backdrop. You are the story.

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Most people come home from Paris with photographs that could belong to anyone.

A pose no one showed them how to hold. A camera they never quite forgot was there. A few hours with someone who left them to manage on their own — and a gallery full of strangers who happen to look like them.

You didn’t come to Paris to look like everyone else’s photos.

You came for something that feels like you — and you deserve a photographer who knows the difference.

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A Paris session with me is not a photoshoot. It’s an experience.

Before we meet, we talk. I want to know your story — how you met, what Paris means to you, the moments you want to remember. Every session is built around who you are, not a generic script.

An engagement. A surprise proposal. A honeymoon. An anniversary. Whatever brought you to Paris, that's the story we tell.

Tenderness, laughter, madness, freedom, desire — whatever Paris awakens in you, that’s what I photograph.

You don’t need to know how to pose. You just need to show up. I’ll take care of the rest.

Signature Anaël

Photographer · Paris

Couple walking hand in hand along the Seine in Paris, a bridge behind them
Couple walking hand in hand along the Seine in Paris, a bridge behind them

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When you book with me, you’re not booking a platform. You’re booking a conversation first — about who you are, what Paris means to you, and what you want to feel when you look at these photos years from now. Then you’re booking a session built entirely around that.

When you book with me, you’re not booking a platform. You’re booking a conversation first — about who you are, what Paris means to you, and what you want to feel when you look at these photos years from now. Then you’re booking a session built entirely around that.

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How it works

How it works

A few answers before you write to me.

How does it work?

It’s pretty simple:

  1. You send me a message through the form below. I’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

  2. We hop on a quick call to get to know each other and talk about what you have in mind.

  3. I send you a short questionnaire about your trip and what you’d like from the session.

  4. Based on your answers, I write up a plan for your session. We tweak it until it feels right. Once you approve it, your date is booked.

  5. We shoot. No experience needed in front of a camera, I’ll guide you the whole time.

  6. A few days later, you get your photos.

Can you photograph a surprise proposal?

How do we plan it without my partner finding out?

How many photos do we get?

How do we get our photos?

How does it work?

It’s pretty simple:

  1. You send me a message through the form below. I’ll get back to you within 24 hours.

  2. We hop on a quick call to get to know each other and talk about what you have in mind.

  3. I send you a short questionnaire about your trip and what you’d like from the session.

  4. Based on your answers, I write up a plan for your session. We tweak it until it feels right. Once you approve it, your date is booked.

  5. We shoot. No experience needed in front of a camera, I’ll guide you the whole time.

  6. A few days later, you get your photos.

Can you photograph a surprise proposal?

How do we plan it without my partner finding out?

How many photos do we get?

How do we get our photos?

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Ready to write your Paris story? Let’s talk.

Ready to write your Paris story? Let’s talk.

I reply within 24 hours.

I take on a limited number of couples each season.

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