Joseph Desaulniers

About 25 years old

French

Photographer

Fine things, fencing, photographs, roses, dancing, the phrase "Mon cherie"

Noise, wet things, summer

Joseph has shoulder-length blond hair. His skin is pale and his eyes are completely blue.

Joseph is dressed in the style typical of the 18th century aristocracy. He is wearing a white shirt, decorated with fine embroidery at the collar and sleeves. His trousers, called breeches, are black and reach to his knees. His shoes are leather and have a small heel.

Joseph is of French descent and was born into an aristocratic family. His twin brother is named Claude, who is believed to have died of illness. The camera Joseph uses is from 1837. Joseph is left-handed.

Joseph, also known as the ex-Count of Desaulniers, came from a wealthy aristocratic family and was born in France along with his twin brother Claude. In his early years, it is believed that his family was forced to leave France and move to England, probably due to the mass emigration to Britain during the French Revolution. Shortly after, his brother died of illness, and the pain of losing his twin and faithful companion led Joseph to immerse himself in art and photography. He hoped that he could preserve the appearance of the people and objects he photographed, to bring them to life.

Gentle, sensual. Sometimes speaks French, although he himself realizes that no one understands him.