Have you ever dreamt of a once in a lifetime moment in Paris?
Your private shoot in a chic Parisian hotel – is a moment of French glamour, femininity and celebration of your beauty – complete with a hair and make-up artist, elegant art direction, loads of fun and laughter.
Paris Muse is a portrait where you as the photographer’s muse are the inspiration to create timeless beautiful images with a contemporary edge in a Parisian hotel of your choice. I want the photos to be art – where you can feel the smooth velvet of the chairs, the silk brushing your skin, hear the bell boy arriving and the perfume of full blown peonies – and you knock-out gorgeous in the middle of it all.
The shoot lasts up to 4 hours and in that time together with my talented team we will create emotion packed images with you that will make your heart skip a beat when you see the final results. Over an aperitif the following day you can take a peek at the woman you always dreamt of being.
Your final images can be printed as fine art photos or I can create a luxe boxed portfolio collection to remember this incredible moment in Paris. It’s really up to you.
Part of the fun of a private shoot is that you get to choose and tailor the day for you. I can also create a series of images a little sexier (think boudoir) or more sedate that you can use for your social media or for future publicity. After all you will look like a star!!
And isn’t that how we all want to be remembered as that glamorous woman in Paris?
Most shoots are booked 2-3 months in advance to be sure to secure your preferred date.
Contact me to choose an ideal day that works for you and my list of Paris’s most fabulous hotels. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts about your private shoot.
Ps: If you are interested in a portrait on the magical streets of Paris you might like to check out Midnight In Paris or if you would like to see more photos check out my gallery
“Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished
there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again.”
- Henri Cartier-Bresson