Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
4 reviews$350 - $500 / Day
Request QuoteBénédicte Desrus is a french documentary photographer based in Mexico City, Mexico. Her work is distributed by Sipa Press agency USA in New York and she has worked throughout Europe, East Africa and the Americas.
November • 2021
Bénédicte is a very good communicator. She is professional, talented, friendly. Working with her was such a great experience, not only for the client but also for everyone involved in the project. I would recommend her to anyone who is looking for a great photographer that will deliver beautiful work on time with ease.
February • 2022
Outstanding photographer, very easy to work with, delivers on time, very accommodating with deadlines, creative, friendly and professional, makes subjects feel comfortable and makes her clients very confident about her work.
February • 2022
Very easy to work with, pays attention to the provided art directions, has great and creative ideas, makes it easy for the client, delivers very quickly.
Produced for Financial Times
The Maya maths revolution. Children in Mexico are learning maths using methods invented by their ancestors, writes Jude Webber
Produced for l'espresso
A 10 years' reportage about the day-to-day lives of the women living at Casa Xochiquetzal, a unique shelter for elderly sex workers in Mexico City.
Produced for NPR
"In France's Perfume Capital Of The World, There's A World Of Beautiful Fragrance" By ELEANOR BEARDSLEY Photographs by © Bénédicte Desrus
Produced for The Washington Post
A travel series called, “The Goodbye" published in THE LILY, a publication from The Washington Post with a focus on women.
Mexico's first and only women’s national ice hockey team
Produced for Sipa Press USA
The American roots of Uganda's anti-gay persecutions. By Jeff Sharlett.
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