John Harrison is an award-winning nature and landscape photographer originally from California and now based in the Netherlands. With more than 30 years behind the lens, his work is driven by a passion for exploring wild places and capturing the light, atmosphere, and emotional presence of the natural world.

From the granite walls and waterfalls of Yosemite National Park to the vibrant tulip fields of Holland, the California coastline, and the aurora-lit skies of Iceland, John photographs landscapes where water, light, and texture come together to tell a deeper story. His imagery focuses on moments that invite viewers to slow down, breathe, and experience the feeling of standing in that place.

John has used f-stop gear in the field for more than 16 years, beginning with the original Pro team around 2010. From Yosemite backcountry trails to remote European landscapes, his camera packs have traveled alongside him through constantly changing conditions and demanding environments.

In addition to photographing in the field, John is also a master printmaker, carefully translating his images into fine art prints collected worldwide by private collectors as well as organizations including Apple and Google, along with healthcare and interior spaces that embrace biophilic design principles to support well-being and connection to nature.

His work reflects a belief in the restorative power of natural landscapes and the importance of helping people reconnect with the outdoors through photography.

Lukas Andree Andersen is a Scandinavian wildlife photographer based in southern Sweden. Inspired by nature documentaries from a young age, he bought his first camera shortly after the COVID pandemic and never looked back.

Today, Lukas shares his work with a growing audience of more than 48,000 followers, aiming to inspire others to explore wildlife photography and connect with nature. His images have been featured and shared by Sony, BBC Earth, National Geographic and other major wildlife platforms.

Deeply inspired by the landscapes and wildlife of the Nordic region, Lukas focuses on authentic moments, storytelling and atmospheric imagery. While Scandinavia remains his home ground, he is increasingly traveling to other parts of the world to document wildlife and expand his visual storytelling.

Alongside his photography, Lukas is developing workshops and educational experiences to help others experience wildlife in an ethical and respectful way.

Based on the wild West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island, Rachel is an award winning nightscape photographer, tutor and guide, specialising in wide-field panoramic nightscape imagery.

Her lifelong obsession with the cosmos evolved into astrophotography in 2016, leading to years of dedicated self taught learning and refinement, both in the field and in post processing.

Rachel’s bright and vibrant imagery, combined with her patience, precision, and determination, has seen her work recognised and exhibited both in New Zealand and internationally.

A strong advocate for protecting and promoting the value of dark skies, Rachel uses her imagery, workshops and guided photography experiences not only to teach her craft, but to encourage others to slow down, look up, and connect with both the night sky and the rugged, pristine beauty of New Zealand. Through her work, she raises awareness of the importance of truly dark skies, not only for astrophotography, but for our connection to the natural world, the health of our ecosystems, and the ability to experience the night sky as it is meant to be seen.

Quentin Todesco is a French travel videographer and photographer based in the south of France. With his adventure motorbike or with a van, he’s always seeking adventure !

 Jassi Oberai is a photographer, content creator, and photography educator based in India, known for his evocative work across landscapes, portraiture, and everyday human moments. With a signature command of color and light, his images carry a quiet permanence — the kind that stays with you long after you've seen them.

Jassi's journey with photography began in 2008, and by 2010 he had made a defining choice — leaving a 15-year career to follow the craft full time. He began leading workshops for Canon India that same year, and in 2013 founded Light Chasers Photography, a platform built on one simple belief: that great photography is as much about seeing differently as it is about technical skill.

That philosophy eventually grew into Xploring Light — his brand and creative home where he shares techniques, perspectives, and a deeper approach to image-making with photographers at every level.

A Lumix Brand Ambassador and the first Indian member of the global Lumix Creators' Backstage, Jassi has carried his camera across India and beyond — chasing the kind of light that transforms the ordinary into something worth remembering. Whether on a remote trail or in front of a workshop room, his mission remains the same: to keep exploring, keep unlearning, and keep passing it on.

 Born in a small town in the heart of the Lowveld, Matt grew up spending time in the African bush learning about birds, trees and wildlife, Matt is now a South Africa–based marketing strategist and content creator with a strong focus on Wildlife, automotive, adventure, and overlanding. With a background in media buying and brand strategy, he specialises in developing creative campaigns that connect brands with real-world experiences. Matt is currently documenting journeys across South Africa and Africa while partnering with premium outdoor and automotive brands. Based in Mpumalanga, his work blends storytelling, exploration, and strategic marketing to create authentic, high-impact content for modern adventure audiences.

Sabina’s connection to nature blossomed early in life, eventually leading her to pursue a Master’s degree in Biology, where she deepened her understanding of ecosystems and conservation. From there, she built a career as an expedition leader and wildlife photographer, combining scientific knowledge with a passion for exploration and storytelling.

Her work has taken her to some of the most remote and breathtaking places on Earth, including the magnificent Great Bear Rainforest on the west coast of Canada, which she now calls home. As an expedition guide, she shares her love for the natural world by leading immersive experiences that foster a deep connection to the rich biodiversity of each destination.

Photography plays a central role in her work. Through her lens, she captures the intricate beauty of nature while highlighting the urgent conservation challenges facing our planet. She believes that creating powerful images should go hand in hand with respecting and preserving the environments in which they are made.

She also finds great fulfillment in helping others grow their photography skills, empowering them to tell their own stories. Through shared experiences, she aims to cultivate a deeper appreciation for the natural world and inspire collective efforts toward its preservation.

Lorenzo Shoubridge is a wildlife photographer whose artistic journey stems from a deep and
visceral need. He began photographing in 2011, finally giving form to a connection with nature that
he had felt his entire life. With a background in agricultural science and a profound passion for
natural history, he has cultivated a direct and daily relationship with the environment, making
photography his essential way of being in the world.
Over the years, Shoubridge has evolved his work beyond simple documentation, developing a
personal and interpretive style that portrays nature through an authorial lens. In addition to his
extensive projects across Europe, for the past two years, he has been dedicated to a long-term
photographic project in Malaysian Borneo.
He is the author of two significant books: “Apuane terre selvagge” (2018), which explores the
biodiversity of the Apuan Alps, and his second publication, “Attitude”, dedicated to Alpine
ecosystems. His professional standing has led him to lead high-level educational programs, such as
the Master of Photography organized by Forte di Bard.
Lorenzo collaborates with renowned associations and international publications, including BBC
Wildlife Magazine, Roots Magazine, and the Nature Picture Library agency. He is deeply
committed to environmental education and outreach, regularly organizing workshops, seminars,
screenings, and public speaking events.
His dedication has earned him significant international acclaim, including being awarded four
times in the last five years at the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition

John K. Putnam is a full-time nature photographer and educator based on Mount Desert Island, Maine, home to Acadia National Park, where he leads private tours, hosts small-group workshops, and operates a gallery showcasing his work.