Pauline’s first trip to Canada. We spent the day exploring downtown Fredericton, admiring the warm October light as it illuminated the city’s historic homes and quiet streets.

A quiet escape to Étretat with a visiting friend became a much-needed pause during a difficult season. Between the white cliffs, rocky shores, and familiar sense of height that echoes my time in Annecy, this place always feels like a return to something grounding. Shot on 35mm Kodak Ultramax 400 with my Minolta SRT 101, this series blends coastal landscapes, candid street moments, and portraits of a dear friend who has supported my photography journey from the very beginning.

A fresh roll of Kodak T-Max and a small point-and-shoot camera in my bag. What began as a simple experiment slowly unfolded over a few days, turning ordinary moments into something soft, cinematic, and quietly lasting.

I shot an expired roll of Kodak Gold 200 through a simple point-and-shoot camera as a way to test light and capture a few honest portraits. The unpredictability of expired film added a softness and character to each frame.