Much of photographer's work is made in Paris's 8th, 16th, and 17th arrondissements, neighborhoods he describes as a constantly changing mix of residents, office workers, tourists, families, dog owners, and people living on the margins of society. Rather than seeking decisive events, he is drawn to what he calls "non-events", the small, unscripted moments that most passersby overlook but that reveal the city's character with remarkable honesty.
That observational approach has earned recognition within the street photography community. Claude received a Special Mention in a Street Photography France competition dedicated to humorous and absurd street photography, and his work was later featured in Street Photography France No. 12.
Scroll down to explore his latest photographs, where Paris is revealed not through its monuments, but through the endlessly unpredictable encounters unfolding on its streets.
