Aiko Sukdolak is an environmental, nature and wildlife photographer, workshop and tour guide, speaker, podcaster and conservationist from Hanover.
In our fast-paced times, photography in nature offer him a way to slow down, which always motivates him to take new forays and take new photos. Through mindfulness and focus on nature and its inhabitants, he experiences a state of calm that is equivalent to meditation. This gives him the perseverance to capture unique and special moments. Experiencing the beauty of the moment and being able to transform it into images is a privilege that he values very much. He is fascinated by using technical sophistication to create very special photos and tell stories about nature from extraordinary perspectives. His pictures invite viewers to be fascinated by the local flora and fauna and to raise awareness for species and environmental protection.
He is born in 1983, after studying geodesy and geoinformatics in Hanover, he worked as a project engineer in the field of optical 3D measurement technology and aerial photography. He has been interested in nature since early childhood and thanks to his father, who also took photographs and ran the photo laboratory at his school, he started taking photographs in the analog days. In 2012 he started to delve deeper into nature and wildlife photography after photographing a doe with three fawns on an after-work walk.
