I love the Alps.
One minute you are relaxing
and the next minute
everything is going a hundred kilometers an hour.
So I need a camera that can keep up with me.
It's important for me
having a camera that can mix video and photo.
When I'm working, I need the flow between
photo and videos.
I don't want to carry too many things.
To switch between photo and video,
there is just a simple click.
The Canon EOS R6 Mark II
has everything I need.
I have a lot of respect for the athletes I'm shooting,
these guys are the best in their disciplines.
So I need also to try
to be the best in mine.
Sometimes it's only one chance.
So I need to rely on my camera and my abilities.
Super close to the ground. So scary
So this morning we are in Avoriaz
an I'm going to fly with Ugo, tandem speed flying.
It's kind of an angle I never had before.
It's so exciting.
Trois, deux, un!
Oh, man.
It was so exciting. It's amazing.
Oh, I got some good shots
I could do this all day.
The features that allows me to achieve
these pictures are the auto focus that is working so
good.
And the high speed,
continuous shooting, which is mind blowing.
Shooting a mountain biking is like my happy place.
I love it.
Athletes want to do new lines, new tricks.
I need to try out new angles, new ways of shooting.
What's hard about this shot is that I can't see Louise arriving,
so I just press the button and the pre-shooting
allows me to get 0.5 seconds before I press.
And I'm sure I have the perfect frame
So good.
If there is a shot missing it's not a camera.
It's about me.
I'm so happy being in the Alps.
Everything here makes me more creative.
I'm never going out without my camera.
It's always a good excuse to shoot some pictures.
I really enjoy the collaboration
between the athletes and me for creating new images.
It's super fun to do it.
It's always a good day when I have my camera.
It's a beautiful night.
I'm just trying to capture the moment with a high ISO
and still getting some perfect pictures.
Every year in the sport
as it are going bigger and bigger
I always try to push my limits
to improve and take better pictures.
The R6 Mark II
is pushing the boundaries of what's possible.
It's changing what I can do.