Hi, I’m Constance Galet!
I've been involved in photography for many years, first as a model, which gave me an instinctive understanding of light, composition and how a frame makes someone feel. Over time, curiosity brought me behind the camera, and I never looked back.
Travel has always been at the heart of my work. I've explored hotels and exceptional properties across Europe, the United States and Indonesia, staying in spaces that each had their own atmosphere, architecture and emotional signature. Those experiences shaped the way I see and photograph hospitality, not as architecture, but as a feeling.
My approach is rooted in lifestyle: natural light, unscripted moments, and the kind of imagery that makes someone stop and think "I need to be there." I don't just photograph a property, I translate the experience it offers.
Today I work with luxury hotels, boutique resorts, villas and hospitality brands to create photography, cinematic video and UGC content that elevates their visual identity and drives real results.
Originally from France, I work internationally, and I'm always drawn to the properties and brands that have a real story to tell.
Available worldwide!
Outside of photography, I'm usually somewhere between a horse, an airport and the ocean.
I've been riding since I was six, and horses have always been a big part of my life. I'm also a triathlete, so when I'm not behind my camera, there's a good chance I'm either running, swimming or cycling somewhere.
I feel most at home outdoors and have always been very connected to animals and nature. Travelling is another big part of my life, not just for the places themselves, but for the people I meet along the way. I love getting away from the tourist trail, discovering local spots, trying new restaurants, staying in new hotels and, most importantly, talking to the people who actually live there.
I think that's also what I love most about hospitality: people, places and the stories behind them.
My background is a mix of marketing, sales, travel, horses and photography. Before becoming a photographer full-time, I worked as a medias manager during my Master's degree in France, then spent several years as a sales representative in the equestrian industry in the United States. Being constantly on the road taught me to adapt quickly, connect with all kinds of people and pay attention to the details that make an experience memorable.
And honestly, that's probably why I still get excited every time I discover a new hotel, restaurant, spa or little place I've never been to before.
I'm always curious, always travelling, and always looking for the next story to photograph.
Got a project in mind?
I'd love to be part of it.