It all started with a pile of toy cars. Among the Ferrari Testarossas and the wildest Hot Wheels, one little blue car always stood out: an A110. As a kid, I was told that one was the best, without really knowing why. Then came Gran Turismo, my very first video game, and the automotive legends it brought to light like nothing else. And in 2012, the A110-50 concept woke something up: Alpine was coming back, and my childhood passion became a real subject.
Today, as Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Les Alpinistes, I cover Alpine's news in all its forms (road, rally, endurance, F1) with the same standard any real fan holds themselves to: never settle for technical approximation, even when speed matters. I also handle the site's development and ongoing improvements behind the scenes, so the reading experience lives up to the subject.
Photography came later, driven by the site's growth. As a professional photographer under the Odyssey Photos brand (odyssey.photos), I now capture weddings and life's biggest moments around Montpellier, France. It's a craft built on observation, learning to catch the right moment without ever forcing it. That's the same eye I bring to Alpine: less about the polished bodywork of a studio shoot, more about what's really happening, on the road or on track.
Between test drives and weddings, I stay true to that little blue A110: the belief that a car, like a photo or an article, should always tell something true.
