"Years ago you introduced me to your Vzero and...
I immediately joined the project. For all these years we have continued to collaborate.
You are the cool man who traces his furrow without any personal pretension.
If you have one, it is to upgrade your rooms at prices that are always democratic.
You are on a new project, which I bring you all my support because very ambitious.
I can only applaud and thank you for giving the opportunity to many photographers
to access the large format thanks to you. Cheer! ."

I got into large format photography with Woodyman.
Having practiced a lot of film in my youth and then digital like everyone else, I was looking for another less standardized means of expression. Curiously modern technology (scanning) which convinced me and meeting Alix Bérard.
Its desire to make rooms accessible and efficient. So I took the leap. Among the first owners of a Woodyman, first an 8x10 then a 4x5, my photo practice took on a new dimension, in every sense of the word! Thanks to the Stearman Press tanks (Stearman Press LLC) everything has become very easy. And my Woodys went on the main roads up to 2900m altitude. 
And as it became too simple, they now serve as a base for my pigment prints...
All I need is the T-Shirt and a Woodyman cap!!!

"Wishing to equip myself with a large format camera, not out of snobbery, but to do old processes (wet collodion, palladium prints),
I met the woodyman's by chance at the Bièvres photo fair.
Convinced, a few weeks later, I ordered my personalized 8x10, with a red bellows, like in the heyday! 7 years and some 200 film shots later, I'm still just as satisfied with my woodyman 810: what I appreciate the most is its lightness for a camera of this size, which allows it to be carried in the field, and fluid settings but firm enough, so that nothing moves, even when it's windy. And over the course of use, it is still as functional as at the start.
For a tree specialist, photographing with a woody makes sense!"

“After years in medium format, I had decided to move on to large format.
It takes a lot of time to learn about this new tool!
And I heard about the Woodyman!
A week later it was the photo fair in Paris, I was able to meet Alix and her magnificent 8x10 bedroom. I opted for a red bellows room with burnt wood.
Since then I have made collodion plates and above all started the "cathedral project" I travel with the Woodyman the territory of France to immortalize these Ladies.
Many thanks for this fabulous tool that I will keep for life."