Inspiration

To mark six years of writing for Terra Quantum, I was asked to dedicate my latest photography talk to myself – a daunting prospect, as I am simply not used to taking centre stage. My contributions to this wonderful platform pale beside the tireless work of Samuel Feron, co-founder and editor-in-chief of Terra Quantum. Still, here is my story, humbly offered in the hope it carries a little of the inspiration I draw from photography... read more.

A pair of red crowned cranes dances beneath a heavy snowfall in Hokkaido, in the depths of winter. By choosing a low shooting angle, I was able to frame the pair as they danced on a small hill... read more.

This monkey is a female lar gibbon. This image is part of my big photography project, “Regards d'Extinction”. It is a series of over 300 face-to-face portraits of endangered animals, spanning all animal groups—from mammals to invertebrates. This monumental photo-work required four years of work and is set for release in October 2026. The goal behind these face-to-face portraits is to showcase the full diversity of the animal world currently facing extinction.... read more.

The photograph was taken in the Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania, in July 2023. It was taken intentionally rather than by chance, as I was specifically searching for the region’s distinctive black-maned male lions. My goal was to find a solitary male lion walking across an open area so that I could create a high-key wildlife image... read more.

Endurance was captured in the backcountry of Katmai National Park during a two-week photographic expedition in the summer of 2025. The Katmai coast is defined by harsh, unpredictable weather, and this image was made in driving wind and rain, conditions that reflect the true character of the landscape... read more.