Create Memories Before They Fade Away.

I wake up before the rush, coffee on, the house still breathing quietly. In the soft light I pick up my camera the way some people reach for their keys. A small ritual that says I'm here and I am paying attention. I grew up in France and at 22 I came to Scotland for a summer to work, learn English and discover Edinburgh. That's where I met Michael. Across from the cafe where I worked and two months later we moved in together and I never went back. We ran a little bistro for 10 years. There was always flour in the air and a camera nearby. Now there are four girls, Ada, Colette, Nico and Stella, each with their own rhythm. Our days are ordinary and full, laces to tie, snacks to pack, a joke that lands at the wrong time and makes everyone laugh anyways. That's where I photograph, in the middle of it all. It's never about the perfect picture, it's about the feeling. The movement, the memory of what's happening right now. Photography helps me to slow down. It keeps my eye on what's good and true, even when life gets loud. It reminds me to look, to see, to hold on. I work mostly in fashion and editorial but my heart is always drawn to honest moments. Natural light, real emotion, the small beauty in everyday life. It's this balance between the intimate and the crafted that guides my work. I want our memory to be something we can touch, so I don't wait. I make the photographs today, so tomorrow we have the memories we deserve. Every second. Every moment. Every family is unique. Unique, just like you.