Camille Delbos

Toward East

With a backpack and a camera, Camille explores cities and remote areas of Central and East Asia for 2 years. No route, no return date: just the aim to go toward East, slowly. From this aventure, he brings back to us a colorful and intimacingly soothing photography work and calls us to travel. This series is an extract of an incoming book about this uncommon journey.

Photographer

Camille Delbos

Camille Delbos is a published photographer and up-and-coming filmmaker. But first all he is an adventurer and slow traveller and for him the journey is more important than destination.

For more than 2 years he explores the remote corners of Asia and more specifically spent 6 months documenting the cultures and landscapes of Pakistan.

His love of the outdoors and sensitive approach of humans take him from the heart of cities to more isolated areas.The visual narrative is central in his approach, a way for him to help to challenge and raise awareness on major issues of society.

He shares his time between his works in Europe and his extended travels in Central, Eastern Asia and Middle East to develop his personal photographic research, lead photography workshops and fulfill his assignments.

His work has been featured among others in Al Jazeera, National Geographic Your Shot, and in 2016 he has been finalist at numerous international competitions such as ND Awards, TPOTY and National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year. In 2017, the Chercheurs d’Images Festival invite him to exhibit his series The Last Wakhi Shepherdesses.

Camille is Studio Hans Lucas member.

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