The Photographers

Every shoot comes with a different story and experience. I guess if there’s one take away, I want it to be that there’s beauty in everyone and everything, you just have to look.

I want to recreate the moments we have through our lives where, at any given time or place, you just stop and feel a bit more aware, and a bit more immersed in your environment, even if just for a moment.

When I was playing around with some vintage lenses on my digital camera I really started loving the imperfections and character the lenses brought to my images. From there, I just wanted more! So I bought my first analog camera and was hooked ever since.

Mistakes are what will make you better so if you fail that's fine, you just have to be perseverant. Anything is possible with any camera, you just need the will power to create things that you like and embrace the limitations.

For me personally, film has allowed me to express my creativity in a way that digital photography never did. It’s cliché but the process has really slowed me down and made me think more about the photos I take.

Film gives me a brief moment of peace in my chaotic head from this chaotic world we live in.

I've always been shooting. I've always been that guy who likes to bring a little disposable to parties and shoot people that catch my attention, but I never thought of it as anything more than a hobby.

This was taken shortly after lockdown in London. I wanted to capture the mood felt at the time while experimenting with double exposure.

We met up just a month before the release of IGOR in Palm Springs and shot at a few different locations I proposed. Tyler was super kind and thanked me for going forward with the project when we were introduced.

I’m 24 years old (time is running wow) and I grew up in Berlin. I’m that city girl with a heart for nature and silence.

The message in my photos is simply my vision of life, my way of seeing what is around me and what catches my eye.

Life in Lockdown. We asked Victoire about film photographs that she took during lockdown, a time when all creatives may have felt a lack of energy.