“I discovered photography at twelve, with a Zenith TTL gifted by my parents. It taught me patience, attention to light, failure but also the joy of seeing a beautiful image appear in the secret of a photographic darkroom.
As an adult, with numeric, photography became more immediate, a commodity— trying to hold on to the present rather than understanding it.
Today, after a life in business, I photograph to witness the world, to capture moments that comfort, uplift, and endure without the coarse artifices, filters, IA, that are increasingly common in an age more concerned with impressing than with being true.
For me, and now, for you.”
Jean-Michel P.
On her inspiration