Born in 1988 Camille Michel is a french photographer. She studied fine arts at Paris 8 and photography at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie of Arles.

In her work she is interested in the relationships between man and his environment and their simultaneous impacts in societies close to nature. The influence of nature, sometimes hostile, on the way of life of men and the humain damage on the environment. What is the relationships between man and nature in the 21st century ? What survives today of the traditional culture ? What is the impact of industrialisation ? She documents with photography the daily life of populations and communities, facing times of change.

She often refers to poetic documents to describe her work. She finds inspiration in the work of Alec Soth, Evgenia Arbugaeva, Lucas Foglia or Corey Arnold. Her work was published in Libération, the New York Times, La Croix, Le Monde. She was awarded several times for her pictures. Her work was exhibited in France, England, Argentina, United States, Italy and Brazil. Camille joined the Hans Lucas studio in 2015 directed by Wilfrid Estève and she is available for photography commissions in France and abroad.