IHi there, thanks for being here!

So… what can I say? My name is Alexandre. I’ve lived in three different countries thanks to my job — I’m an engineer.

But why photography, then?

Throughout my travels, I’ve trained my eye and developed a deep sensitivity to the world around me — especially to people and the real-life moments they inhabit. I’ve always been drawn to design and technology, and after taking hundreds of photos with an average phone, I felt the urge to step up. I wanted to capture something more — the essence of people, of fleeting moments, of memories.

At first, I simply wanted to document the scenes of my life abroad. But over time, I realized I could tell stories — and even create a kind of visual timeline of human life.

So, I invested in a camera and started practicing. My early shots weren’t amazing, but with persistence — and by shooting with friends — I gradually found my style.

I love working with natural light, using the contrasts of nature and urban settings, and placing people within these real environments. I don’t aim for overly polished or artificial images — I want my photos to feel like a slice of life, a moment where the city and the everyday collide.

I’m also captivated by the spectacles of nature — from sunsets to vast, colorful landscapes. I love blending the human presence into these scenes, as if we were simply part of a much greater whole.

I’ve now been living in Madrid for over two years, and I’ve had the chance to work with people who trusted my creative vision. I’ve done all kinds of shoots: personal portraits, social media imagery, project-specific photos, and more.

What matters to me is connection. I like to talk with the person I’m photographing, to understand what they have in mind, and create something together — not just take a photo, but collaborate.

Oh, and yes — I’m French (almost forgot to say that), and I speak English and Spanish (still learning every day).

Beyond photography, I also explore creativity through AI-generated design, especially Architecture design. I guess I enjoy pushing the boundaries of visual storytelling in every direction.

Thanks for reading. Whether you’re just curious or interested in working together — feel free to reach out.

Talk soon!