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Agnes Colombo

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Agnes Colombo is a Paris-based portrait and corporate photographer with over fifteen years of professional experience, known for bringing bold, intentional colour to a field that too often defaults to grey backgrounds and safe neutrality. Working across corporate, book, and family photography from her base in Puteaux, in the heart of the La Défense district, she has built a distinctive visual identity that is immediately recognisable and genuinely rare in her sector.

Colour isn't an effect for me, it's a way of telling someone: you are alive, you have substance, you deserve more than a grey background

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Nikon speaks to photographers, amateurs and professionals alike, with real sincerity. That's what drew me in long before I held one of their cameras

Agnes Colombo

Agnes approaches portrait photography with a philosophy rooted in her earlier career as a community arts facilitator, a background that taught her people flourish when they feel genuinely seen and trusted. That belief shapes every session she leads, every frame she composes, and every training she delivers. Her relationship with Nikon grew organically, beginning at the Journées PEPS congress, a professional photography event she co-organised for four years alongside Amélie Soubrié. Nikon was a consistent and engaged presence at each edition, sharing the spirit of exchange and community that defined the event. That shared set of values built a relationship of trust long before Agnes picked up one of their cameras professionally. She made the switch in 2019, and becoming a Nikon Creator followed as a natural next step in a story already well underway. Today she shoots with two Nikon Z6III bodies, paired with a range of Z series lenses including the NIKKOR Z 14-30mm f/4 S, NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/2.8 S, NIKKOR Z 70-200mm f/2.8 S, and NIKKOR Z 85mm f/1.8 S. Her personal favorite, the NIKKOR Z 135mm f/1.8 S, has become the lens she reaches for most instinctively when a portrait demands both precision and warmth.

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