Short answer: a couple session in Paris takes place early in the morning or just before sunset, in one neighbourhood for the one-hour package (Montmartre, the Marais or Île Saint-Louis). I give a few directions at the start, then I photograph, and the gallery arrives within ten days.
Pricing for a couple session is covered in this article. This one answers a different question: what does the hour (or the three and a half hours) you’ll spend with me actually look like?
What time we start
Early morning or just before sunset: the light is softer and the streets are quieter. That holds for all three packages, from the one-hour session to the two-day getaway with sunrise and sunset.
The first ten minutes
I give a few directions at the start, just enough for you to forget the camera: where to walk, where to stop, sometimes just “keep talking.” Then I go quiet and shoot. The images that matter almost always come out of that silence, not the posed moments.
The neighbourhoods
Three come up most often: Montmartre for the streets and stairs, Le Marais for the facades and late-day light, Île Saint-Louis for the quays. The one-hour package covers one neighbourhood; the half-day (€700, 3.5 hours) covers two, with an outfit change in between.
After the session
The private gallery arrives within ten days, as a high-definition download. No selecting on your end: you get everything that’s retouched.
Got a date in mind? The couple session page has the full breakdown of all three packages and the booking link.
Frequently asked questions
What time is the session?
Early in the morning or just before sunset: the light is softer and there are fewer people.
Do we need to know how to pose?
No. I give a few directions at the start, then I stop talking and photograph.
When do we get the photos?
Within ten days, in a private high-resolution gallery, with nothing for you to select.
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