Michelle Huguet is a Miami-based documentary photographer, cinematographer, and visual storyteller whose work explores culture, identity, memory, and the evolving landscapes of South Florida. Raised in Miami and of Indigenous Peruvian and Colombian heritage, Huguet’s artistic perspective is deeply informed by her multicultural background and her connection to the communities and environments she documents.

Originally working in film production, Huguet developed her creative foundation through cinematography and camera work, contributing to productions associated with HBO, Amazon Studios, and Sony Pictures before shifting her focus toward photography. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Film & Television Production from Miami Dade College in 2020, where her experience in filmmaking shaped her documentary-driven visual approach.

Her photographic practice centers on documentary work that captures the botanical landscapes, places of worship, and local communities of South Florida. Blending analog processes with contemporary documentary techniques, Huguet creates images that investigate themes of cultural preservation, spirituality, migration, and personal history. Her work is recognized for its intimate perspective and emotional depth, often focusing on subjects that are overlooked or socially sensitive.

Huguet’s work has been featured in Miambiance Magazine, Docu Magazine based in Finland, Ilford Photo and she continues to work across photography, cinematography, and visual media while developing long-term documentary projects throughout Miami and the surrounding region.