Director of Photography specialising in adventurous stories

Having always been fascinated by the natural world Clement is drawn to telling important stories about people and our planet. He works across adventure, commercial and factual assignments.

With a range of experience from commercial to documentary productions as well as working in harsh environments Clement has found himself working in locations such as the central Icelandic plateau to being embedded with Chamonix’s helicopter rescue crew whilst documenting their work in a ever changing mountain environment at the forefront of climate change.

He aims to focus his time on assignments that cover human or environmental stories.

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BEHIND THE SCENES

 
Coral reefs are often referred to as “rainforests of the sea” for the reason that they are marine biodiversity hot spots. About 25% of the ocean’s fish depend on healthy coral reefs. With warming oceans, coral reefs are experiencing
2023. Had another year living out of the French Alps. Installed a network of remote cameras and captured imagery of wild Boreal Lynx. Joined a @natgeopristineseas marine science expedition to the Maldives. Accessed shoot locations in unique methods t
The weather has been pretty awful the last few days here in Chamonix. Lots of rain falling at valley level but up high it’s a different story.
Just wrapped up 23 days of expedition storytelling with the National Geographic Pristine Seas team. It was a pleasure to work with such a knowledgeable, passionate team of scientists, camera ops and expedition leaders. Frames from a sequence followi
Frames capturing the vibrant colours of the Maldives. These atolls and islands are home to a vast array of biodiversity and it’s a honour to be helping tell a story that showcases Maldivian voices and the importance of healthy ocean ecosystems.