You’d be amazed what can happen in 45 minutes.
A woman steps into my studio unsure—apologizing for the way she looks, for the years around her eyes, for how life has shaped her. She says, “I’m not photogenic” or “I’ll try my best.”
But this isn’t about trying. It’s about being.
The 40 Over 40 Project was born to offer visibility to women at midlife and beyond. It’s for women who’ve spent years caring for others and are finally ready to honour themselves.
And yes, each session is just 45 minutes. But that’s more than enough time for a quiet revolution.
In less than an hour, something profound happens:
You are styled, guided, and lit with intention.
You stop performing. You start unfolding.
You are witnessed—without judgement, just light.
This isn’t a photo shoot. It’s a moment of truth.
Women often tell me:
“I’ve never seen myself like this before.”
“This reminded me of who I am.”
“I walked in shy and left glowing.”
It’s not about the makeup. It’s not about the dress.
It’s the feeling of being truly seen—and the shift that follows.
You don’t have to wait until you lose weight, gain confidence, or find the perfect outfit.
This is your moment.
Come as you are.
Let yourself be seen.
Curious? You can see here the women who already said yes:
Come as you are. Let me show you what the world has been missing.
Montreal’s Editorial Portrait & Fairytale Photographer
Serving clients across La Prairie, Montreal, Brossard, Longueuil, West Island, Verdun, and South Shore of Montreal. Specialized in editorial portraits, fantasy photography, and transformational sessions for women and teens.
Award-Winning Photographer
Recognized for editorial and fine art portraiture.
Handcrafted Styling Experience
Every session includes access to a curated wardrobe of gowns, veils, and artisan headpieces—designed or sourced by Mireille.
Certified in Client
Centered Service
Trained in professional customer care to ensure every client feels safe, seen, and supported—before, during, and after their session.
Trusted by 100+ Women in Canada & Germany
From camera-shy teens to everyday mothers—clients who thought they’d hate portraits, and left loving their photos.