Yohann Elhadad
 

My photographic approach explores what I call the plural feminine — through boudoir photography, artistic nude portraits, sensual and sometimes erotic images — always guided by respect, light, and human connection. These glamour shots never aim to seduce for the sake of seduction, but to reveal, to transform.

Here, photography becomes a path of inner expression, creation, and sometimes healing. That’s the vision I wanted to nurture through YesPhotographies.

I have a very unique background — I’m a photographer, a consultant for major companies, a professional coach, a symbolic therapist, a facilitator of self-awareness workshops, and a photo-therapist.
What unites all these roles is a shared focus on the human being, and the way I combine art and creativity into a singular approach to personal growth.
This website, yesphotographies.com, is fully dedicated to my passion for photography. I'm constantly seeking new creative paths and projects. Years ago, I worked as a sculptor — now I sculpt again, this time with light.

The more I advance in photography, the more I realize I’ll forever be a beginner — always surprised by the subtleties an image can reveal, subtleties I never noticed before.

As a portraitist, I’ve chosen to photograph women in abundance — as if I were still trying to grasp their mystery, and the divine spark that beauty stirs within us.
These images are a continuous love letter to women — to their complexity, their multiplicity. That’s why I named this virtual exhibition The Multiple Woman.

I was raised by women — my mother, my sisters, and many cousins. An almost entirely female generation!
I was lucky to be educated in feminine subtlety. So this site is also a message to men: may these images inspire you to embrace the diversity and richness of the feminine.
Far beyond the objectified woman, beyond limiting roles, these modest works present women as subjects — a thousand archetypes in a wildly creative abundance.
An ode to their facets, their contradictions, their strength, their sensuality, their depth.

My relationship with photography goes far beyond aesthetics.
What light reveals is beyond “fashion” or “form” — it’s about meeting oneself.
That’s why I’ve continued taking photographs: for that moment when models meet their image and come a little closer to themselves — to their essence, to their true light, the one that comes from within.

I try to capture beauty, sensitivity — to reveal what lies beyond the masks. And to do so, sometimes, one must hide in order to show.
Photography becomes an experience of self-discovery, of reclaiming one's image and one's beauty.
I see it as a path to freeing ourselves from the negative images we carry.
I’ve even developed a therapeutic process around this — you can discover it at www.au-21.fr.

An important note:
The artist behind a photograph is not just the photographer.
It’s the meeting of two artists — the model included.

What I love most is letting things unfold, letting something arise between us, and bringing it to life — the act of co-creation in its purest form.
Being in a space of deep kindness that allows us to tell a story both archetypal and completely unique.

A thousand thanks to all the models, makeup artists, stylists, creators, artists, and dancers who trusted me and joined me in inventing a new world.

After years of intense creation, I realized I had produced over 10,000 retouched images. I organized them by natural themes, and that’s when the idea for this site was born:
a permanent, evolving virtual gallery.

I introduced entry tickets and even an annual pass — both to honor the work accomplished and to make it accessible, while also creating a modest source of income to keep creating freely.
These entry tickets mean a lot to me — I see them as a form of participative patronage for those who appreciate what I do.
Today, I've reached 17,000 images — and thanks to your support, I’ve found a beautiful balance.
Thank you, deeply, to all who have contributed.

I invite you to explore the galleries and consider subscribing for exclusive access to new themes added every week, reflecting the ongoing evolution of my artistic vision.

If you’d like to organize a photo shoot or discuss a creative project, feel free to contact me — let’s explore the infinite possibilities of photographic art, together.  I invite you to visit my other, more traditional studio website: yes-studio.fr.

Wishing you a beautiful visit.