Photo taken by David Eulitt.
I got my first digital camera when I was 16—a Christmas gift from my mom. It was a simple 2-megapixel camera, and I spent most of my time capturing moments with my friends. My passion for photography grew, leading me to invest in my first professional camera as I explored journalism. From the start, I was drawn to photographing people.
With degrees in photography, journalism, and history, I learned that great photography isn’t just about taking pictures—it’s about understanding a moment and telling its story.
I am available to work with news organizations. Send me an email nastasia.peteuil@gmail.com to reach out.
I live between Dijon, Detroit, and D.C.
Récompenses / awards
September 2015: Coup de coeur/ Favorite picture of the team for the contest Cultivation (Paris).
February 2015: Honorable Mention for the International Vellamo Photo Contest (Finland).
April 2013: Youthphil's "Coup de coeur/ Favorite picture" for a picture taken in Albania.
September 2013: Diapero and Freelens' s "Coup de coeur/ Favorite picture" for the multimedia piece "La reine des Trans/ The Queen of the trans"
Expositions / Exhibitions
Paris (France) - 2015: Group exhibition. "The Subcultures" at Les Trois Bornes during the Hors les murs festival.
Detroit (USA) - 2015: Group exhibition. "Photographers Take on Detroit" at The Baltimore Gallery and Documentary Premiere No Place Like Detroit.
England (UK) - 2015: Group exhibition. "My country", pictures of Detroit on a year exhibit in several cities in England thanks to The Photographic Angle.
Kotka (Finland) - 2015: Group exhibition. Pictures of the series Jellyfish at the Maritime Museum of Kotka.
Couches (France) - 2009: Solo exhibition. Pictures around the village, its events, and its people.
Dijon (France) - 2009: Solo exhibition. Exhibit of pictures of the musicians playing on stage.
Articles about my work
(In English) Deadline Detroit - April 2015 : "Video: 'No Place Like Detroit' Film Debuts Friday At Gallery Exhibit"
(In English) Detroit News - March 2015 : "Northern Lights aglow in Michigan"