From Pleasing to Power
My journey has been layered: migration, reinvention, motherhood, deep love, brave failures, and stronger new beginnings. I’ve lived through grief and victories, long silences and bold decisions. What I celebrate most today is my ability to turn pain into purpose, and my unwavering commitment to building a life that feels true to who I am. I am proud of my voice, my intuition, and my scars. The woman I am today no longer seeks to please—she seeks to make an impact. And that… that is freedom.
After 40, I stopped asking for permission to be myself. I learned to honor my story, to stop apologizing for my boundaries, and to see myself with more compassion. I realized my worth doesn’t depend on outside validation—it comes from the peace I feel when I live in alignment with my truth.
This Is the Beginning of You
Nothing ends—in fact, everything starts to make more sense. Yes, our bodies change, but so does our wisdom, our sensuality, and our inner voice. It’s the best time to bloom, to choose yourself, to walk away from what no longer reflects who you areBecause I believe in the power of real stories. I want other women to see themselves reflected, to feel inspired, to dare. Being seen, heard, and celebrated is not only human—it’s revolutionary.
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.