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Unleash Your Confidence: Solo Portraits in County Dublin.
LGBTQ Friendly
Your vision, your backdrop. Craft the perfect solo photoshoot in County Dublin. Select from our stunning locations and create images that truly reflect you.
Celebrate Your Love: Couple’s Sessions in County Dublin.
LGBTQ Friendly
Your love, your backdrop. Design your dream couple’s photoshoot in County Dublin. Select from our curated locations and let us capture the magic of your connection.
Warm Family Portraits in County Dublin.
LGBTQ Friendly
Capture your family’s story in the stunning settings of County Dublin. From parks to beaches, we’ll create beautiful portraits you’ll treasure.
Capture Your Love Wedding Registration Office & Dublin Photoshoot
LGBTQ Friendly
Planning your civil ceremony at the Wedding Registration Office Dublin? We specialize in capturing the heartfelt moments of your special day with beautiful, professional photography. From the intimate exchange of vows to the celebratory moments afterwards, we’ll ensure your memories are preserved forever.
Capture Your Special Day: Birthday Photoshoot in County Dublin
LGBTQ Friendly
County Dublin birthday moments: Capture your joy! We’ll create stunning, professionally processed photos of your special day against the county’s beautiful backdrops.
Gift Certificates
Looking for a unique and thoughtful gift? A photography gift certificate is the perfect present for anyone who loves capturing special moments. Whether it’s for a birthday, anniversary, engagement, or just because—give the gift of timeless memories with a professional photoshoot.
Inclusive Lgbtq photographer
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Fabrice Jolivet
Born and raised in the picturesque city of Lyon, France, I’m Fabrice Jolivet, a photographer with over two decades of experience. My journey began on the vibrant streets of Lyon, where my passion for capturing life’s moments first took root. Now, I’m proud to call Dublin home, where I specialise in LGBTQ+ photography.
My connection to the LGBTQ+ community runs deep. In 1992, I was involved with AIDS organisations in Paris, a time marked by significant personal loss as many friends and acquaintances succumbed to the disease. This experience inspired me to create a film titled Plus Fort que la Vie to highlight the suffering endured by the LGBTQ+ community.
In 1995, I organised a major fundraising weekend in Lyon, featuring two days of concerts at the “Transbordeur” to combat HIV/AIDS. With Jean-Michel Jarre as a God father.
Today, I dedicate my art to the LGBTQ+ community, recognising that there is still much progress to be made. Despite the strides we’ve taken, I am still frequently asked if I’m comfortable photographing LGBTQ+ individuals, which motivates me to continue advocating for inclusivity through my work.
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