Hi
I’m Helene a French photographer with a lifelong love for images, stories, and the quiet poetry found in everyday moments. I studied photography at EFET High School in Paris, and for the past fifteen years my camera has been both my craft and my way of exploring the world.
I began my career as a wedding photographer and I live in French Polynesia, where I continue to capture love stories surrounded by some of the most beautiful landscapes on earth. Very early in my journey, my curiosity and my dreamy way of seeing the world led me to experiment with new perspectives. This is how I became one of the first photographers in the world to create wedding images using drones. Discovering these aerial viewpoints felt like unlocking a new language, one that allowed me to express emotion, storytelling, and beauty from above.
I also find inspiration in empty or forgotten places. They carry a sense of mystery, solitude, and timelessness that resonates with the dreamlike atmosphere I naturally bring into my work. My photography often blends reality with a soft, nostalgic feeling almost as if the scenes were captured through memory or imagination.
My travels eventually led me to Cuba, where I created a series of airy, dreamlike photographs. This work was noticed by CNN Travel, bringing international attention to my images. Soon after, Yellow Korner contacted me to sell my photographs.
Over time, my images have begun to find a life of their own. Many are now used as book covers around the world, especially for novels that seek a poetic, cinematic, or dreamy visual identity. It’s always an honor to see my photography accompany a story, becoming part of a writer’s universe and connecting with readers in such a personal way.
Today, I continue to explore the world with my camera guided by emotion, curiosity, and a love for both people and landscapes that feel vast, intimate, and full of quiet wonder. Whether I’m capturing a wedding in the islands or creating travel photography across the globe, my work remains rooted in authenticity, sensitivity, and a dreamy, poetic way of seeing.