IN CONVERSATION

with JULIE RHEME

FINE ART WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER IN GENEVA

AND FRENCH SPEAKING SWITZERLAND

I am a storyteller … with a camera.

I discreetly become part of your life with my heart, my experience, my values, and then I let my camera capture your universe.

At each beautiful wedding, each new encounter, my mission is to create something personal and unique and help you feel comfortable in front of the lens, let things happen by themselves and capture the “in-betweens” of life. The moments that you feel, that make you vibrate, the beauty of each moment, but also those that you will only see through the images.

THE JULIE RHEME’S METHOD

The “Wow” academy

Photography is not about how people look. It’s how they feel.

The “Wow” academy speaks about emotion, makes it vibrate and capture it.

No “forced smile” here.

THE STORY ON HOW THIS METHOD WAS BORN.

I have been studying behaviors and emotions for the last 10 years, both through my HES diploma and experience as a specialized educator and through continuing education.

I am specialized in human connections and set up this method to improve your comfort in front of the lens to enhance the images, so that you can feel the “wow effect”. You see, that moment when you look at the image and you exclaim “wow” because you’ve never seen yourself like this before.

SEE THE PORTFOLIO

MY STORY, ME

How the photographic story began…

I was a competitive athlete, Swiss water ski champion in all categories. I then aspired to get a job in the sport field, preferably in water or snow sports… did not mind really. Then, I got a HES diploma in specialized education and worked in several fields, including deafness.

As a child, I spent hours leafing through family photo albums with my grandmother. I didn’t know it, but those precious minutes were like little seeds that eventually sprouted. My creativity caught up with me. I returned my special education teacher’s cap and found myself with a camera in my hand.

I documented my first wedding in February 2010. I became a mom in 2014, then a full-time freelance photographer in 2017.