Lines, shadows, and the weight of silence.
Jérôme Bei Photography
Slow Photography in a Fast World.
I revisit the same places, wait for the right weather, and piece the results into cohesive, slow-burning series.
Series
Focused bodies of work
Featured frames
Recent from the series
Latest selects from current series.
The ocean blurs. Our moments sharpen.
Belgian river trails with layered depth and calm pacing.
About
Born in Luxembourg, shaping series since 1972.
I picked up a camera at 12 and never really put it down. Influences span Adam Gibbs, Gavin Hardcastle, Mads Peter Iversen, Mark Denney, Nick Page, Nigel Danson, Thomas Heaton, Serge Ramelli, and others—each nudging my eye toward calm, cinematic sequences.
After testing the waters in international salons in 2017, I stepped away from competition to refine my own voice. Today I build photographic series—landscapes, cityscapes, and occasional portrait-driven studies—with the same curiosity that started this journey. Thanks for being here; come back often.
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