NomadLens Project is a collection of cinematic travel stories captured on the road, moments, landscapes, and encounters across France and beyond. Blending photography, filmmaking, and slow travel, the project explores places with intention: early-morning light, quiet medieval streets, natural escapes, and authentic experiences that reveal the character of a destination.
Hi, I'm Tudor, a full-time videographer & photographer, and a few years ago, I settled near Lyon. From here, I travel across France capturing these adventures and invite you to experience them in a slower, more authentic way.
From hidden villages to mountain passes, from lavender fields to dramatic coastlines, NomadLens Project is about seeing places differently and capturing them with a cinematic, emotional touch.
Stories from the Road
Cinematic travel videos
The DOLOMITES in autumn ! I am so grateful I could witness the Italian Alps transformed. From the golden larches to the jagged peaks of Seceda, this is autumn in the Dolomites. There is a short window every October when the Dolomites turn into a golden masterpiece. We spent 4 days hiking through this breathtaking landscape to capture these moments. If you’re a fan of mountain landscapes and cinematic travel, this is for you.
Discover Pérouges: a charming 800 years old medieval french village near Lyon with cobbled streets, ancient stone houses, and cozy local flavors. Perfect for a weekend getaway among vineyards and history.
I can't believe this place is real, and it's just a few hours from Lyon! The Cirque de Saint-Même is a stunning natural amphitheater carved by waterfalls and surrounded by lush alpine forests. Perfect for photographers, videographers, and nature lovers alike, you can explore its trails, capture breathtaking aerial drone shots, and frame waterfalls like scenes straight out of a movie.
Parga, Greece: A Symphony of Color and Contrast For a visual storyteller, Parga is an absolute dream. Perched amphitheatrically over the Ionian Sea, this coastal gem traded classic Greek white-and-blue for a vibrant Venetian palette of terracotta, ochre, and pastel pink mansions. Framed by densely forested emerald hills, the town offers endless compositional depth. Climb to the ruins of the Venetian Castle at golden hour for a sweeping panoramic shot of the harbor on one side and the vast crescent of Valtos Beach on the other. Just offshore, the tiny, pine-covered islet of Panagia and its white chapel provide the perfect minimalist focal point against the deep turquoise waters. It’s a destination built for the lens, where every narrow, stepping stone alleyway yields a masterclass in framing, light, and Mediterranean texture.
