The Quatuor office buildings in Brussels, their garden and wooden terraced seating

A bright living space seen from above, from the mezzanine, between tall windows

Le NID and the Confluence esplanade in Namur at dusk, on the banks of the Meuse

A child runs between the water jets on the Confluence esplanade in Namur

From the skyto the site.

Architecture, construction and industrial photography and video. By helicopter, by drone and on the ground, alongside the teams, all over Belgium and across borders.

Four altitudes, one single eye

01 · Helicopter, 300 m

The scale of a project is seen from above.

Motorways, business parks, quarries, viaducts: the view that conveys the full scale of a structure in a single image. Helicopter shoots →

02 · Drone, 90 m

The defining lines of a project.

The ideal altitude to capture the structure of a site, how it sits in its surroundings, or the progress of a construction project.

03 · Drone, 15 m

Close enough to bring out the architecture.

A height that reveals the textures and details of façades, or the teams at work, from a lively angle.

04 · On the ground, 1.6 m

The men and women who build.

The materials, the technical gesture, the pride of a team and the energy of the workforce, at the heart of the build.

The Spy service area on the E42 and the surrounding fields, seen from a helicopter

Namur and the confluence of the Sambre and the Meuse, seen from a drone

White buildings and garden in the Paradis Express district, seen from a drone at low altitude

A worker cuts a stone kerb in a cloud of dust, in front of an excavator

300 mHelicopter

The scale of a project is seen from above.

90 mDrone

The defining lines of a project.

15 mDrone

Close enough to bring out the architecture.

1.6 mOn the ground

The men and women who build.

Photo

Telling projectsthrough images.

Each project is a complete visual series. Aerial views, façades, interiors, details, materials, and the people who bring the place to life: this is the story my shoots tell.

Video

The same eye,the project in motion.

Short films for your social media, trade fairs or marketing, made with the same technical and aesthetic standards as my photographs. A single point of contact, from shooting to editing.

End of film A project to tell in pictures?

Where the drone stops,the helicopter takes over.

Business parks, land-use planning, quarries: helicopter shots in very high definition give a perspective that a drone cannot offer. Enough to show your infrastructure as a whole, in wide panoramas.

Helicopter shoots

A business park under construction among fields and wind turbines, seen from a helicopter in very high definition

Click to zoom

Helicopter view · 188 million pixels×1

A designer’s eye

The hall of the Namur Law Courts: white volumes, wood and a red bench

“A designer’s eye in the service of the image.”

Trained as an industrial designer, I approach photography through volume, space and light. After a career divided between furniture design and the building industry, I have devoted myself since 2018 to photography, video and aerial imagery.

My background

Construction monitoring

From the first stoneto the memory of the building.

At every key stage, rigorous monitoring and complete visual documentation of progress. Once the project is handed over, you keep a record of all the work that went into it.

A demolition shear attacks a concrete slab at the Confluence, Namur

1 · Demolition

The site as it stands, then the first strikes of the excavator.

A worker in orange overalls seen from above in a lift shaft under construction

2 · Structural work

The volumes rise, from the bare structure to the outline of the project.

Two workers lay a stone element on the banks of the Meuse, at sunset

3 · Finishing

The skills of the trades, as craftspeople fit out and equip the spaces.

Le NID and its finished terraced seating, a cyclist on the Confluence esplanade in Namur

4 · Handover

The culmination of the work, the finished project ready to come to life.

Services

The right answerfor each of your needs.

Discover concrete solutions, illustrated by real projects so you can judge the result.

XL Prints

Tell your storyin large format.

Your photos of teams, trades and projects often lie dormant on a server. Displayed in your premises, they tell your story to your clients and your staff.

Prints for your offices and meeting rooms
Murals over 10 metres long
Dressing for reception halls and exhibition spaces

Discover XL prints

A mural of a blue flower covers an office corridor

Testimonials

They trust mewith their images.

Architects, companies and communications managers: what they say about working together.

Philippe is a reliable partner, and several entities within our group regularly call on his skills. He works independently and often makes very apt suggestions to meet our needs. In terms of production, he creates images that accurately reflect our projects and our trades. His interpretation of light in his photographs is also a distinctive element that we appreciate.

Sensitivity, patience, a keen sense of composition. Bringing these qualities together can only lead to a result that is always a source of wonder! Philippe undeniably has them. Attentive to our expectations in capturing the moment of his subjects, which are our projects, he plays with shadow and light to show what we had not yet seen. That kind of eye is bound to produce sparks. Bravo to the artist!

Philippe combines attentiveness, efficiency and talent to showcase our property projects. Thanks to his superb shots, we rediscover our developments from a new angle every time.

The panoramic photo in the Salle Vivace is a real success! It adds genuine value, giving the room more perspective and a true identity, connected with the BEP! Well done on your work!

Contact

A projectto tell?

Tell me in a couple of lines what it is about. I will reply personally, with a tailored proposal: viewpoints, schedule, photo and video.