The baguette has chosen his sorcerer.

My story with equipment began before photography itself. In 2013, I was flying Parrot drones during demonstrations in FNAC stores and shopping centers around Paris, long before consumer drones became commonplace. The photography epiphany came later, during my round-the-world trip in 2018. I started with a Canon camera: a shutter speed that was too slow, a plasticky, almost toy-like finish—all these details prompted me to switch. Then I got my hands on a Sony. It was instant: the magic touch. I haven't changed it since, neither the camera body nor the lenses: the best proof of its durability. Here's what I actually use, every day.