SCANDER (Skan-dr)
THE MOST FUN PHOTOGRAPHER IN PARIS
Scander is a natural people person. His smile lights up any room, and his infectious energy will make your photo shoot one for the books. With Scander, everything feels natural, fun, and effortless. He’ll spark your imagination with endless creative ideas and quickly find your most flattering angles.
A self-taught artist, Scander’s journey into portrait photography began in 2015 at a summer camp in Tsunan, Japan. Working with kids—where clear communication and patience are essential—was his most honest teacher.
Back in Paris, he embraced the city’s fashion scene, exploring a range of photography styles, including street, fashion, runway, rap, boudoir, and weddings.
It’s incredible to think that Scander was once shy. His passion for photographing relative strangers pushed him out of his shell, transforming him into a confident, outgoing partner in crime. With over 2,000 shoots under his belt, he’s ready to offer you an unforgettable experience in the City of Light.
Get to know me better.
spoken languages
English, French (native), and basic Japanese
what i love about shooting in pairs
I love Paris’s busy streets and lively cafés, just roaming to discover the perfect photo spots, lighting, and unique perspective. In Audrey Hepburn’s immortal words, an urban adventure through the ever-changing City of Lights is “always a good idea.”
my tip for the best possible photo experience
I may sound like an old record, but when you travel to Paris for a romantic getaway with your sweetheart, it’s all about you and your experience. Don’t be shy to speak up during your photoshoot so you never have to look back. Prepare a little before you arrive in Paris. Trust in your photographer, be playful, and have a laugh. I will do the rest.
favorite photo locations around Paris
Avenue de Camoens, Île Saint Louis, Jardin du Luxembourg, and Parisian rooftops!
favorite quote
“A moment will pass, but a movement will last.” — Chamillionaire
my passion
incredible artistic tattoo designs
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