La French Studio

La French Studio, based in Brittany (Cesson-Sévigné), is a specialist in professional portrait photography for leaders, creatives and teams seeking a strong, recognisable image. Under Nicolas Louis’s direction, each portrait is conceived like a film sequence: tight framing, chiselled light and lively grain. The goal is not to apply a one-size-fits-all aesthetic but to craft a visual signature that speaks for you. Why choose La French Studio for your professional portrait? Because the studio treats the image as a raw material. Light is sculpted at capture; grain and precision come from analogue experience and exceptional equipment (Leica, Hasselblad). The result: direct, unadorned portraits that preserve authenticity and character. La French Studio rejects excessive retouching: elegance is born from composition, pose and the tension of light. How does the collaboration work? It begins with a conversation to understand your positioning, intended uses (LinkedIn, CV, company website, internal communications) and the DNA of your image. Depending on the project, Nicolas proposes an adapted approach: film for classic black-and-white results, a mobile studio for on-site portraits without artificial sets, or a One Shoot digital session for dynamic, immediate visuals. The approach is committed, precise and respectful of clients’ time: we pose, we frame, we make a mark. The experience is designed to put you at ease: a human-scale studio, clear direction from the photographer, and minimalist staging that lets the face and posture breathe. La French Studio addresses individuals and companies who want professional portrait photography with character — not a standardized image, but a portrait that makes an impact and endures. Based in Cesson-Sévigné and active across Brittany and throughout France, La French Studio supports discerning professionals in building a distinct visual language. For a LinkedIn portrait that sets you apart, a CV photo that asserts your personality or a coherent corporate series, choose a gaze forged by analogue know-how, precision equipment and light as the primary material.