Photographe Jessica Evrard

—Êtes-vous photogénique ?

—Everyone is photogenic !
Just be yourself, let go and have fun !
There is nothing more beautiful than authenticity !

—Comment avez-vous commencé à travailler dans la photographie ?

—I let myself be carried away by curiosity in the first place, and I tested by photographing a friend's wedding. And it was a revelation.
In my photographic approach it starts ALWAYS in this way: By a huge blow of heart.

—Selon vous, quels sont les éléments les plus importants d'une bonne photo ?

—There are several things to consider, but to me the most obvious equation would be:
emotion + pretty light = an awesooooomeeeeee picture

—Aimez-vous voyager ?

—It's one of my first passions.
I take off as soon as the opportunity arises to recharge my batteries.
This last three years for example, I traveled in Indonesia, Iceland, Egypt, Laos, New Zealand, Myanmar and I missed a great opportunity in Madagascar (but this is only part of the discount!).
I am jumping up and down and I never hold in place very long.

—Quel aspect de votre profession préférez-vous ?

—Strong feelings and emotions.
Whenever a couple trusts me and gives me the opportunity to share moments of their lives that are so important to them, I am deeply moved.
My job allows me to meet a lot of people who are very different from each other, and I can feel empathy and affection for each one of them.
Being a deeply sensitive person is good sometimes. :)

—Quel aspect de votre profession aimez-vous le moins ?

—I hate talking about money, even if it's a necessary step.

—Comment gérez-vous les critiques ?

—I learned not to make it a personal affair.
I am even more open to these, and I can hear them and discuss them when they are justified.
If in addition they are constructive, I am delighted because they help me to question and move forward.

—Que faites-vous pendant votre temps libre ?

—I read. Enough.
I'm drinking coffee. A lot.
I'm eating chocolate. A bit too much.
I go to the cinema. As often as possible.
I travel. But it is never enough
And I dream. All the time.