Annie Gazé is a photographer whose distinctive creative approach, “L’Effet Rétro,” combines her love of photography with a collection of vintage vehicle rear-view mirrors. Using the mirrors alongside her camera, she captures everyday scenes in real time from an unexpected perspective. She also explores photography without mirrors, offering an alternative view while staying true to her personal artistic vision.

Her work spans a wide range of subjects, including Normandy and the port of Honfleur, landscapes, flowers and nature, cars and motorcycles, street art, and urbex. The photographs are presented in themed collections, with examples such as “Le Phare,” “La Deuche,” and “L’Abandon.” Visitors can browse and purchase images through the online boutique.

Annie also invites customers to get in touch if they would like a photograph in a particular format or on a specific support, or wish to request a personalized image featuring her mirrors. Through her photography, she shares a distinctive way of looking at the world and treats the art of photography as a way of life.