Fine-art wedding photography in Ghent and across Flanders, capturing intimate moments, emotion and elegant details with warmth, care and an inclusive eye. I came to believe that there is nothing in life more important than love and family. Nothing that makes us feel safer, more seen and accepted....BELONGING. Let me be part of your love story. As your wedding photographer I will be honoured to capture the details of one of the most important days of your life. Your preparation, your people, your ceremony and the family. And I will do so respectfully and efficiently. Contact me for more information on possible packages and prices. Fine-art wedding photography Pricing For a wedding photo reportage with a 6 hours on site work I ask 1600 €. This includes: a pre-wedding no-obligation in person meeting a preview of the best photos by the end of the day minimum of 200 photos of the day a link to a sharable online photo gallery with possibility of download high resolution pictures without watermark a photo album (format 15 x 20) all expenses in Vlaanderen Regio and incl. VAT For VIDEO products, budget needs to be discussed based on requests details. With grace and profound attention to detail, I will capture the moments that matter most to you — the fleeting, intimate instants that transform that day into one of the most important stories of your life. Contact

Photographer with a passion for cinematic visual story telling and soulful images based in Ghent, citizen of the world. “Francesca’s photography services wish not only to deliver high quality images and videos, but through her unique style and the deep connection to the world she frames, her work captures personal moments with the most intimate level of detail, painting with light and shadows stories of the soul, capturing the force of people and places merging together through coloured and black and white tints.” ABOUT MYSELF I grew up in Italy, inspired by my father's infinite knowledge and nourished by my mother's gifted cooking. After my master in Marine Biology, I pursued and received my PhD in Marine Sciences at the Ghent University, where I worked as researcher for more than 15 years. A world citizen at heart, I travelled the world and discovered that its beauty is intrinsically embedded in the diversity of all its peoples and their cultures. My camera was first a travel companion. Finally, after years of practice, I discovered how I am "my happiest self" when behind the lens, when people allow me to capture their beauty, when they trust me with their life moments. I am the happiest when I can witness and capture love. In 2025 I decided to step out of a world made of numbers and graphs, to enter the space of light and shadows, turning into a researcher of love, memories and emotions through the lens of my camera. I welcome everyone independent of their race, gender identity, sexual orientation, social class and religious belief. I speak Italian, English, Spanish, Dutch and French. If you like my style, if it resonates with you, let me tell your story, let me capture your memories and freeze them forever in a digital form of beauty. Contact me

Cinematic personal-brand photography in Ghent and across Belgium for companies, entrepreneurs, artists and artisans who want warm, timeless visual storytelling. Brand photography Branding is not just product design, it is personal branding design and it is visual story telling. Who you are as a professional, you passions and your vision are all essential components of your brand online. Through my pictures I tell the story of your professional identity with a cinematic style, timeless, elegant, detailed and warm. Contact me to discuss projects and pricing. Simon - Clement bespoke boots and footwear As a bespoke shoemaker and "bottier" , Simon-Clement De Moerloose creates shoes and boots that are uniquely designed to satisfy the client's needs while also ensuring durability and foot health. With a degree in orthopaedic footwear technology for sports and rehabilitation, Simon integrates this knowledge into classic and timeless footwear made of selected high quality leather. His designs are shaped by the handcraft he refined during months of apprenticeship with Italian shoemakers from Milan and Treviso — family ateliers where knowledge has been passed down for generations, and where Simon perfected his art. Simon works from his home atelier, where he welcomes clients, measures their feet, and guides them on a journey through the world of bespoke footwear. Together, they choose the model, shape, leather, and many other details, ultimately creating a true work of art to be worn on your feet. Contact

Photos of a beautiful woman in an abandoned location with details of her hands and chiaro-scuro light Portrait of a Doll Maker Anouk De Groote, my friend and talented doll maker (@pantovola.art), posed for me in between the decaying walls of an abandoned farm in the Belgian countryside. During the photoshoot the light was falling on her dress and her skin like in a Caravaggio painting. I could not help but notice how her hands, the crucial tool for her craftsmanship, were just perfect: no cuts, no calluses, no sign of tear. I happen to fall in love with details I see in the people I portray. They tell so much of one's story. Like our skins.... the biological archive of our habits and choices. Scars are like chapters narrating unwanted endings. Wrinkles like guardians to our learnings, proliferate where we most express who we are. The largest organ in our bodies, the skin is rarely considered as such. In my photography, its complexion and its color plays with the light to create a human landscape from which it is hard to take one's look away.

Portraits of a man with tattoos and working with shoemaker tools Simon De Moerloose Simon De Moerloose is a talented bespoke shoe- and bootmaker based in Belgium who also happens to be one of my very good friends. He is as well one of those men I invited to be part of a photographic project very dear to my heart. The work will portray those men in my life who separate themselves from patriarchal narratives. The project is yet a works-in-progress but in the meantime, I am proud to share this work where I captured Simon working in an improvised atelier inside an extremely charismatic urbex location.