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Why Decorate Your Walls with Photographs

March 25, 2025

This photo features walls that seem to be scared behind a pink curtain. Indeed, the windows in the wall seem to be screaming and shocked!

I’m a big fan of design and decoration! When I visit homes, the first things that catch my eye are bookcases, unique designs, and furniture. However, what captures my soul is the state of the walls.

Believe it or not, walls reveal (almost) everything about the people who live there. Should they be adorned with posters, paintings, or photographs? That’s up to you. Personally, I believe in the power of a photograph because it can:

Add a touch of humor, transforming a simple room into a space filled with joie de vivre.
Tell a story – one that words alone can’t always express.
Turn a sterile-looking space into a vibrant paradise with just the right burst of color.
Illuminate an ordinary corner with a meaningful image.
Offer a haven of comfort by displaying a photo of a place close to your heart.
Create an immersive experience by incorporating mirrors, drawing both you and your home into the story.
Break the ice – a striking image can spark unexpected and meaningful connections.
Reflect your experiences, personality, and values… while still leaving room for the viewer’s imagination.

As you can see, filling a space with photographs offers far more than you might expect! They can enhance or soften emotions, bring a smile to your face, brighten your day, or even comfort you when you need it most.

More than just decoration, photography becomes part of your story—accompanying you through life’s most meaningful moments.

Feel free to explore my collection.

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Rethinking My Photography: A Journey of Creativity, Detail, and Humor

March 7, 2025

This photo was taken in Spa and features a beautiful tree, near the Art Nouveau entrance to the city's therms, one of the many treasures of the city. A city has its vibe and history. My urban photography is trying to unveil part of its treasures while leaving space for imagination. It also helped me rethinking my entire photography process as thanks to this picture I decided to add humor to my photos.

I know it’s been a while since I last published a post. The reason is simple: I’ve been rethinking my entire photography process and searching for what I truly want to share with you.

It took me months, as I needed to question many different aspects of my approach. I had to find a strong and distinctive narrative for my photography; something that would make people instantly recognize my pictures as those of Noëmie.

Here’s what I realized:

1. As a strong believer in the “Small but Mighty” philosophy (I guess my 1m56 height has something to do with it), I’ve noticed that people often overlook the small things in their daily lives and surroundings. So, I decided to dedicate a significant part of my photography to details—encouraging viewers to seek them out, as they are the delicate sparks that catch my eye. I want people to look at my pictures, not just scroll past them.

2. Imagination has always been a driving force in my life. I love exploring different perspectives and interpretations of scenes, giving a voice to static elements and ensuring they tell a story beyond what’s expected.

3. Humor and sarcasm have always been deeply intertwined with my life, helping me navigate its challenges. Just like chicken soup for the sick, I decided to integrate these elements into my photography as they have the power to make people smile or even laugh, while scrolling through social media.

4. To successfully achieve points 1, 2, and 3, I realized that funny and engaging captions were essential. If I wanted to grab attention and bring joy to my followers, it was high time to incorporate them into my photography.

5. And finally, I understood how important it is to keep believing in what I do! To stay open to constructive criticism, listen to feedback, apply (some) suggestions – but always remain true to myself!

And you? What changes do you want to make?

Travel

Liberty, Dead Sea, Israel

August 9, 2024

This photo was taken at the Dead Sea and features a beautiful sky overlooking the Dead Sea and its tourists. Nature photography is everywhere, even at the Dead Sea! This photo is, according to me, magical as when looking at it for the first time a sense of liberty slowly but surely overthrows the picture.

“Liberty” is, according to me, magical as when looking at it for the first time a sense of liberty slowly but surely overthrows the picture.

Indeed, the couple who is daydreaming in front of the undeniable beauty of the Dead Sea seems to be the creator of all this perfection.

The stick which stands right in front of them appears to turn reality into a fantasy which, let’s face it, we would all like to set foot in.

Photography

Summer caroussel, Tel Aviv, Israel

August 2, 2024

This photo was taken in Tel Aviv on its tayelet, on the seashore where a caroussel was set up for children to enjoy.

I shot “Summer Caroussel” in Tel Aviv, Israel, and it represents in my eyes, youth. The “jeunesse” one would like to catch, hug and relive just once because of its beauty, innocence and joie de vivre.

The memories one would like to remember, share, and never forget in order to try building a colorful future.

A future where people could have fun without having to pay for it, a horse which would accompany them in exciting adventures, a car which would drive them to new horizons and an endless sea which would give them the power to stand up for their rights, their beloved ones and… for themselves.

Travel

A tree ran through a river, Versailles, France

June 6, 2024

This photo was taken in Versailles, France, in the beautiful gardens of the palace which are unforgettable and breathtaking. “A Tree Ran Through a River” – My favorite season is fall, as nature seems to reveal its most vulnerable side. A collection of autumn leaves in shades of orange, yellow, and red floats on a dark, reflective surface. The water mirrors the sky and trees above, adding depth to the scene. The vibrant colors of the leaves contrast beautifully with the smooth, glass-like reflection, creating a captivating seasonal composition.

“A Tree Ran Through a River” – My favorite season is fall, as nature seems to reveal its most vulnerable side. Trees are losing their leaves, flowers are dying on the floor, the sun is hiding behind a cloudy sky, rain is leaving its marks everywhere, and branches are trying to keep up with the blowing and dramatic wind.

Nevertheless, behind this desperate need to hang on to the glorious past, there appears to be something very touching and heartwarming in this scenery.

When looking at the complete picture, one understands why Vivaldi’s “Fall” is such a gripping and unforgettable moment of pure musical bliss.

Photography

Arty Wasteland, Rahat, Israel

May 31, 2024

This photo was taken in Rahat, Israel, and features a close-up on plastic bottles which seem to have met with a problem and were thrown in a waste bin. Arty Wasteland shot in the waste bin of a factory in the desert, is the proof that beauty may be found in the most unexpected places.

“Arty Wasteland” was shot in the waste bin of a factory in the desert. It is living proof that beauty can be found in the most unexpected places.

While walking around, I could not resist inspecting the garbage can, which was pushed into a corner at the far end with its other friends. It was full of empty, unusable plastic bottles that would probably be forgotten and die in lonely circumstances.

I needed to emphasize their surprising, shining allure by offering them one last chance to shine bright like the diamonds they were and eternalize their grandeur through a photo shoot.

I lost track of our guide and my friends and immersed myself in their silent universe, which led to this original harmonious, balanced, and photogenic dance of bottles.

Photography

Flying mirrors, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

May 30, 2024

This photo was taken in Amsterdam in a hotel whose designers love to play with light and the reflections of mirrors. The mirrors were placed in such a manner as to offer an illusion that they were ready to fly away to new and exciting horizons.

There is something magical when static elements suddenly seem to come to life.

When I discovered these mirrors in a hidden and discreet corner in Amsterdam, I couldn’t keep my eyes away from their awakening.

The small mirrors were placed in such manner as to offer an illusion that they were ready to fly to new and exciting horizons.

I wondered where they were heading and understood they were trying to tell me something before leaving. Their reflection appeared to want to share a personal story or…was it trying to mirror mine?

Photography

Flirting Street Lamps, Paris, France

May 20, 2024

Picture of a street scene in Montmartre, Paris, featuring its looks at night. The only elements which are not in black and white on the picture are the discreet green leaves of an adjacent tree. I went for a walk in Montmartre, surrounded by flirting street lamps at night as it offers the opportunity to travel in time and space.

I went for a walk to Montmartre, a Parisian neighborhood I like to visit at night as it offers the opportunity to travel in time and space – to the Forties and Fifties in France’s typical film noirs, featuring Jean Gabin, Jeanne Moreau, or Lino Ventura.

My tip is to visit impressive buildings and their surroundings, as the most striking spots usually stand in the shadow of architectural gems such as the Sacré Coeur.

Lifestyle

Life as You Know it, Antwerp, Belgium

May 2, 2024

The elements in this photo reminded me of our existence: unpredictable and surprising, while elements are luring behind the walls and doors. This photograph features a narrow staircase surrounded by a yellow and white wall and a chandelier. Behind the white wall there is a brown wall luring.

The elements in this photograph reminded me of our existence: unpredictable and surprising, while invisible elements are luring behind the different walls and doors of our life.

The chandelier is waltzing endlessly around as time is ticking everything away to the following chapters of our lives. Nevertheless, there were, are, and will always be these exceptional people who populate our lives, catch us when we fall, and embrace us with all the love in the world.

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Three Gossiping Aunties at the Border, Antwerp, Belgium

April 19, 2024

I shot Three Gossiping Aunties at the Border on a cloudy evening, which would have kept most people indoors. The black and white photograph features a small Art Deco house, called Douane". There are three scooters in from of the house and the house is surrounded by heavy clouds.

I shot “Three Gossiping Aunties at the Border” on a cloudy evening, which would have kept most people indoors. Clouds have the opposite effect on me. They are an inseparable and critical part of my photography as they underline and reflect our life experiences. Their unexpected and surreal forms are an integral part of the composition I wish to create.

But there is more; I love personalizing elements that fill my shot, such as the scooters parked in front of the Bauhaus Douane. They remind me of the three gossiping aunties I used to bump into at the park. And, who do they remind you of?

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