I grew up surrounded by cinema and beauty, and somewhere between my first Polaroid (a tenth birthday gift from my dad, where I was hooked immediately) and a decade behind the lens, I realized that photography was the closest thing I'd found to magic. One frame. One feeling. Frozen forever.
These days, I shoot weddings and couples across New York and beyond: from the Hudson Valley to the south of France. I work on both film and digital: film for the warmth and texture, the way it makes a moment feel like it belongs to another, more beautiful era; digital for the precision and detail, because I'm also someone who notices everything.
The way the light caught the flowers. The expression on your mum's face, you didn't even know she made. The friend who slipped away to cry happy tears in the corner. I notice all of it. And then I photograph it.
I'm Coco! French by birth, New Yorker by choice, photographer by calling.
You'll find me curled up with a good book, going on road trips, or drinking tea (specifically a London Fog), always. Watching films that make me feel something I didn't expect to feel.
I'm moved by petrichor after rain. By fall on the East Coast. By a notebook that's still completely empty. By Olivia Dean on repeat while I edit at midnight.
I'm an extrovert who loves people deeply, which probably explains a lot about the way I photograph them.
