Your Paris photographers
Choose who meets you at sunrise.
Kristina and Sofiane each photograph only three sessions a morning, and both have a gift for making people forget the camera. Some clients feel more at ease with one of us; some just click with a face or a style. Get to know us both, then choose the one who feels right.
Where we’ll take you
The Paris everyone knows, before anyone else is up.
The Eiffel Tower without the crowds. The Seine in soft morning light. The cobbled streets of Ile de la cité before the shops open, and the steps of Sacré-Cœur with almost no one on them.
Most visitors only see these places packed with tourists. You’ll see them the way we do every morning. Before your session, you’ll choose your route from a few of our favorites.
Your photographers
Two photographers, two ways of seeing Paris.
Both of us guide you every step, and both will have you laughing within minutes. Read a little about each of us, look through our photos, and go with the one who feels right.
Kristina
I moved from Croatia to Paris in 2014, and I fell in love with the city instantly… But, believe it or not, I actually planned to leave after a while (I know, what was I thinking?).
Then I discovered the joy of photographing couples and families in Paris. And just like that, everything changed.
When I’m not behind my camera, you’ll probably find me wandering around Paris, in one of the coffee shops, or happily getting lost while scouting hidden corners and new photo spots.
Sofiane
Born and raised in Paris, I’ve watched this city wake up more mornings than I can count, and I still love it. What I love even more are the people I meet on those mornings: travelers from all over the world, each with a story to tell. My favorite part of a session is when you forget I’m there and the real laughs start.
When I’m not behind my camera, I’m probably watching PSG. I’ve been going to the stadium since I was eight, so expect a few football stories if you ask. And if you want my favorite spots, they’re the hidden streets of Île de la Cité and the quiet corners of the 7th arrondissement.