About
Camille Delbos
Photographer et videographer • Based in Brussels
Thanks to his knowledge of the field, his local contacts and his experience, he invites us to change our look on this region of the world by creating and accompanying photo and adventure trips.
He realises photoreports and projects, and collaborates regularly with journalists, researchers and anthropologists.
He is particularly interested in the interaction of Humans with the environment, and documenting landscapes and changing cultures.
The visual storytelling is central to his approach. A way for him to contribute to raise awareness on global issues.
Meanwhile, he share his skills through creative workshops and photographic trips.
In 2016, the photo “Shaving Time” was published on the Daily Dozen of National Geographic.
Camille available for assignments anywhere in the world
Tear sheets & Awards
Awards
Tear Sheets & Assignments
Stories & Photoreports
Le Journal Minimal, Paris (France) – French online journal inspired by the motto of the minimalist movement: less is more
- June 03, 2016 • Critibal Mass – Velorution in Islamabad• Photo-report written and publish in French
- February 04, 2016 • The only one book Tokyo’s Bookseller• Story written and publish in French
- December 15, 2015 • Dreamlike journey in Kyoto, at the kōyō’s rythm • Story written and publish in French
- November 04, 2015 • Initiatic break at the heart of the Pamir mountains • Story written and publish in French
Photography & Videos
- L’îlot des Combes, Le Creusot (France) – Permaculture micro-farm dedicated to behaviour change (NGO)
- Realised, edited and published a series of videos for a crowdfunding campaign
- Photographed the context, the volunteers and employees to promote the project to donators
- Twilling Tweeds, Edinburgh (Scotland) – Social enterprise offering handmade products from remote artisan communities
- Produced a series of short films on traditional embroidery and textiles from Chitral (Pakistan)
- Worked in partnership with local communities in different villages across Northern Pakistan –emphasis was on capturing their natural habitat, knowledge and local storytelling throughvideo, sound and photography
