A slower, more deliberate kind of session at Parapluie. We talk through the concept first, choose a single setup, and craft an artistic frame that feels closer to a painting than a photograph.
A portrait should feel like a painting you can keep.
Each Fine Art package centres on one concept, one outfit and one setup. We work with the light, composition and expression to create three finished portraits with a painterly character.
Your collection includes three edited digital photographs, three matching prints and the framed photograph listed in your package. The detail in the fabric, light and setting is composed for a portrait you can display at home.
Fine Art at Parapluie begins with a considered concept. The finished photographs are delivered within one month, with the prints and frame specified in your chosen package.
Every session begins with a short call. We talk through what you want the frame to feel like, the mood, the palette, whether it should feel quiet or grand, intimate or theatrical. We arrive at one idea before the day, so the session itself can be slow and unhurried.
The studio holds more than 150 pieces, from quiet linen to dramatic couture, and we are happy to help you choose. You can also bring something of your own. The wardrobe choice flows from the concept, not the other way around. We pick the dress that serves the frame.
Studio sittings use shaped, controlled light to sculpt the frame. Outdoor sittings work with the soft shoulders of the day. In both, we spend more time arranging the light than capturing the photo, because a fine art portrait is mostly a study in how light falls on cloth and skin.









A portrait session at the studio in Brasilia Baabda. Shaped light, curated wardrobe, one concept committed to from the moment we arrive.
A portrait session at a chosen location across Lebanon. The same painterly approach, with the natural world as the backdrop.
A different kind of session. We talked through the idea before the day, then everything just unfolded slowly. The print is on my living room wall now.
I wanted one frame to keep, not a hundred photos. That is exactly what they delivered. Patient, deliberate, and truly artistic.
The light, the dress, the silence between frames. It felt more like a portrait sitting from another century than a photoshoot. Beyond perfect.
Six of the questions we hear most often before a fine art sitting. If yours is not here, send us a note on WhatsApp.
Send us a quick note with the concept you have in mind, and we will write back with available dates and the deposit details. Most sitters book two to three weeks ahead.