I’m very proud to have a signature style with my daylight minimalism waterscape long exposures. This is the way I have chosen to express my art, and of course I feel very comfortable doing it.

But sometimes, even when you least expect it, magic appears outside your comfort zone.

Last February I planned a snowshoe excursion with my family, I hired a mountain guide and my children were super excited.

The chosen day dawned with a heavy snowfall and when we arrived at our meeting point, a spot at 2000 meters on the French side of the Pyrenees, a dense fog covered everything.

We started our route, walking on a meter of virgin snow, with hardly any vision due to the fog, it was like entering a huge white hole... after about 20 minutes the fog began to open up as we entered a small forest. A few isolated trees appeared out of the mist, and what was going to be a family walk turned into a crazy minimalist landscape session.... without planning, without time to check each shot, just drawing on my experience and photography skills, and with an eye on the guide and my children trying not to get lost...in white.