After you've completed the form, I will personally reach out to you if you are a match. We will then get on a discovery call to better understand your needs, expectations, and outline a first proposal of how the program would look like for you. Once we both agree and the payment is made for all four sessions, we will schedule our first call and start working together as soon as possible.

While the program is split into 4 sessions, those sessions can be spread across several weeks depending on your needs, availabilities, and time needed for you to put into practice the learnings from one session to the other.

Glad you asked. The program is currently built for you to get the maximum within four 1-hour sessions. Should you wish at the end to dive deeper on certain pillars, we can arrange for extra sessions together.

Yes, you get to keep the material created for you. I still highly recommend you taking notes while we do our sessions as we will go deeper into each topic, with examples and practical exercises for you to practice.

The program's cost is set to match the high-quality experience offered, similar to what you'd expect from experienced services in the field. We will to talk about exact prices in our first meeting, so we can figure out exactly what you need. However, you can think of the cost as being similar to other high-end services.

I can confidently deliver you the program in: English French

The Switzerland by Night Photo Guide is immediately available upon purchase. You will receive a downloadable link in your order confirmation with a 30-day limit to download the file.

The Switzerland by Night Photo Guide covers 14 locations in more than 130 pages. All the locations of the images you see below are covered in the guide, with additional ones that are not highlighted here.

The Switzerland by Night Photo Guide is a digital, downloadable file. The main reasons for it are: The guide is as much a creative tool as it is a practical one. People should be able to access it from their phone if they need some quick information during one of the hikes. By being a digital file, it makes the guide much more accessible, less expensive, and more sustainable than a physical book of 120 pages. The guide is immediately available to you upon purchase (with the exception of the pre-sale period).

The Switzerland by Night Photo Guide is in English.

The best equipment for the best context The settings to use Composition building on the field

Building attractive images that draw attention Embedding storytelling elements within your images Crafting written stories around your images that people will relate to

Gear and equipment required How to prepare your body Safety measures

Landscape editing Astro / Night editing How to put the pieces together seamlessly The details that will bring your images to the next level

Finding inspiration Location scouting The tools to pre-visualize The step-by-step process & checklist

Why you need a brand and how to build yours How to align your brand with what you create The principles to attract and not chase clients & collaborations

No, these presets are for personal use only. Redistribution, reselling, or sharing the files is strictly prohibited. Please respect the work that has gone into creating them.

Milky Way photography is highly dependent on location, altitude, light pollution, atmospheric conditions, humidity, camera settings, and even post-processing choices. Since every image is captured under different conditions, some presets might initially appear too strong, too subtle, too warm, or too cold. This does not mean the preset is flawed—it simply means it was designed based on a different set of images than yours. The presets are meant to serve as a base edit, and you may need to make adjustments (such as white balance, tint, or contrast) to fit your specific conditions. If a preset looks “off,” try minor adjustments before moving to another preset. Some images may require more manual fine-tuning than others.

Absolutely! These presets serve as a starting point for your edits. After applying a preset, you can adjust sliders such as exposure, contrast, white balance, and color grading to better fit your specific image.

While the presets can technically be applied to JPEG images, they are optimized for RAW files, as RAW images retain the most data and allow for better color grading. Using them on JPEGs may not produce the intended results.

Yes! The presets are specifically designed for Sony, Canon, and Nikon cameras to account for differences in color science and histogram response between brands. Upon downloading, you’ll receive three folders—one for each brand. While you should primarily use the presets corresponding to your camera brand, you are free to experiment with others as sometimes they may yield interesting results.

This collection includes over 70 presets divided into two categories across three different camera brands (Sony, Canon, Nikon): Milky Way Classic (for standard, non-modified cameras) Milky Way Astro (for astro-modified cameras) Each camera brand has its own dedicated set of presets to ensure accurate color calibration.

No, these presets do not include local adjustments, AI masks, cropping, or specific area refinements. They are designed to work purely within the editing panel, giving you a strong base edit that you can further refine as needed. This makes them highly adaptable to different images.

Installation is simple and works across Lightroom Classic, Lightroom CC (Desktop & Mobile), and Photoshop (Adobe Camera Raw). A detailed User Guide is included in your download with step-by-step instructions.

Since this is a digital product, it is delivered to you immediately upon purchase. Due to the nature of digital downloads, all sales are final, and refunds cannot be issued. Please make sure to review all the details before purchasing.

If you apply a Classic preset to an astro-modified image, the image will become even redder than it already is. Conversely, if you apply an Astro preset to a classic Milky Way image, it will take on a very intense blue cast. To ensure accurate colors, always use: Classic presets → for standard (non-modified) cameras Astro presets → for astro-modified cameras

These presets were designed with Sony, Canon, and Nikon RAW files in mind. However, if you shoot with another brand, you may still find that some presets work well, though minor adjustments might be needed. You’re welcome to experiment and see which ones suit your images best.

If you’re shooting with an astro-modified camera and already apply custom white balance corrections during your workflow, you may find that the Astro presets look too strong or shift the colors more than expected. In this case, there are a few ways to adjust: Try the Milky Way Classic presets first – Since you’ve already corrected your white balance, a Classic preset might actually work better as a base. If it looks too cool, you can manually warm it up using the Temperature and Tint sliders. Use the Astro presets but fine-tune – If the Astro Modified preset pushes the reds too far, simply adjust the white balance sliders slightly to neutralize the tones to your liking. Experiment with different brand folders – Depending on how your camera processes color, a preset from a different brand folder (e.g., a Canon preset on a Nikon file) might balance things out in a way that works better for your specific shot. Every astro-modded setup is different, so small tweaks may be needed, but the presets will still give you a strong starting point to enhance your Milky Way images with minimal effort.