A French-born American photographer, Rodolphe immigrated to New York City after completing his studies at École de Photographie and École des Beaux-Arts in Rennes.

A fascination with light and how it fills a room has led him to become a leading specialist in interior photography with a discerning eye for space and light interaction. As a commercial and editorial photographer his passion is by no means limited to interiors, as his accomlishments reflect a broad command of still life and fine art images as well.

For the past 20 years he has developed his career in the U.S. and Europe. He enjoys people, will travel almost anywhere, and works with equal proficiency on location as in a studio.

With a harmonious partnership of talent and skill, experience and inventiveness, and a groove for solving complexities, Rodolphe takes on each assignment with seasoned dedication and fresh views.

Rodolphe's commisions include Pergo, Wolf/Subzero, Denon, GE, Siematic, Miele, Macbeth, Lugz, Spanish Shoe Council, Italian Leather, The New York City Ballet, Alusuisse, Macy's, The Home Depot, among others, and his work has appeared in The New York Times, City Magazine, AARP, Metropolitan magazine and more.