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Pascal Bignolais is a photographer trained at the École Nationale Louis Lumière at the BTS level, who today oversees his work from photographic shooting to visual communication across online, print, and exhibitions.

He enjoys beginning with an author’s perspective on a wide variety of subjects from our cultural, social, and corporate life.

Corporate Photography

Corporate photography within companies

Corporate portraits

Product packshots

Corporate events

Photography of infrastructures and technical equipment

Photocalls

Architectural photography

High-definition, panoramic, and night photography

Aerial photography using paramotors, later with drones

Visual Arts

Reports, portraits, and photography of artworks with regular assignments for art galleries and visual artists, notably for sculptor Gérard Bignolais, whose work was dedicated to the lived human body.

Social Photography

Portraits

Weddings, adapting to each celebration to capture intimate, fleeting, and precious moments that tell the story of the couple and the emotions they experience on such an intense day.
Post-production then follows, in color and black & white, as well as the design of the wedding book.

Pregnancy, newborns, young children, family portraits, and photo books for a child’s first year or golden wedding anniversaries.

Reports on live performances from Printemps de Bourges to the Avignon Festival, from rock to jazz, dance to theater.

Publishing & Exhibitions

Les aventuriers du spectacle at the Festival de l’Aventure in Versailles

Scènes Images in numerous cultural institutions

Une saison de spectacle in Guyancourt

Bouilles et looks de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines

Nos enfants à l’école for the Guyancourt History Festival

Bratsch for the Guyancourt Associations Festival

Contrepied on the B3 Black Blanc Beur Company at the Joseph Kosma community center in Guyancourt

Les enfants de mon quartier in Guyancourt

In 2006, he created the company Baobab Expé for four years of reporting on the Great Island, its nature, its people, and sporting circuits such as treks, mountain biking, and paramotors.

He has since returned to France with Studio Nomade, which moves seamlessly from one activity to another.