Virginie Pérocheau Photographe

A specialist in portrait photography based in Montreuil, Virginie Pérocheau approaches professional photography as a series of living tableaux: each portrait is born from close attention to composition, light and gesture. Trained at the École Louis‑Lumière and guided by a pictorial sensibility, she transfers her explorations of form and space into portrait work to produce images that are both carefully crafted and singular. Why choose Virginie for your professional portrait? Her practice combines technical rigor developed on commissioned photography projects with an artistic approach — measured staging, work with chiaroscuro and attention to detail — that helps reveal the qualities that constitute your presence. Whether you need a LinkedIn headshot, a CV portrait or an image for internal communication, she prioritizes photographs that communicate without ostentation and that embody professionalism, taste and personality. How she works: the session starts with a conversation to understand your profession, intentions and the intended use of the image. In studio (Usine Chapal, Montreuil) or on location as agreed, Virginie prepares the lighting, framing and direction to create a calm, focused atmosphere. Her method favors naturalness — clear guidance, a composed environment and poses that make authenticity visible. The result: portraits in which the subject finds their place within a composition conceived like a painting. Her background and collaborations with designers, brands and artistic projects nourish a sensitive and exacting practice. While portraiture is at the core of her work, she is also fluent in the visual language of corporate communication and adapts imagery to professional constraints without losing her visual signature. Attentive and discreet, Virginie brings to your portrait a refined aesthetic, professional discretion and a commitment to a polished finish. For a LinkedIn headshot that feels like you, a CV portrait that stands out, or a controlled corporate image, her approach in Montreuil offers a refined, human alternative to standardized portraits.