Laurine is a photographer with a background in print journalism. Her work has appeared in publications like National Geographic and Nikkei Asian Review, where she has written about wildlife conservation and animal welfare. She has a Bachelors degree in English and a Masters degree in investigative journalism.

Her love for photography didn’t come from a romantic impulse. It came from curiosity. A desire to observe, to notice the details others miss, and to preserve them with intention. That same approach guides her work today: thoughtful, unobtrusive, and deeply human.

Laurine’s style sits between direction and observation. She won’t over-pose you but she’ll guide when it counts. Her images are shaped by trust, connection, and a sensitivity to the in-between moments that often say the most.

She believes photography should reflect real life. Not a polished version of it, but something more lasting. So you won’t find trend-led editing or overly curated scenes here. What you will find is storytelling with depth, clarity, and emotional integrity.

Whether photographing weddings, families or personal brands, she focuses on capturing people as they truly are, without pretense, but with quiet precision.

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