"It all started with my sister, a cheap bicycle, a cheaper handycam, and a 4,100km ride across China. The passion for travel & storytelling exploded and I never looked back."

Pablo is a director of photography with high attention for audio, an experienced FAA Certified drone pilot as well. He seems happiest when it's remote and conditions are miserable. But adventure isn't the only driving element for the trilingual Colombian native. He also focuses much of his attention on social justice issues. "Documentaries have an incredible ability to educate and to inspire," and it's another big reason he became a cinematographer.

Pablo has covered the first all-female Afghan mountaineering team, hippos in Colombia, drug wars in Mexico, climbing in Antarctica, kayaking in Greenland, volcanoes in Vanuatu, American prisons, extreme motor-cross racing, ivory poaching in Africa, labor abuses in the global food industry.

Clients include: National Geographic, Netflix, HBO, CNN, Discovery, Smithsonian, Red Bull Media House, The North Face, DJI, The New York Times, PBS, BMW, Under Armour, United Airlines, AARP, Adventure Scientists, Lupus Research Alliance.

Nick Leavesley is a 22-year-old content creator specializing in branded content. Nick travels the world collaborating with leading brands like Jaguar, Land Rover, Nikon, Adidas, and many more, lending his unique creative style to generate innovative award-winning content.

Nick strives to provide his audience and clients with content unlike anything they have seen before, whether that means getting closer to the action than anyone else dares or using cutting-edge tech to create shots that previously hadn't been possible. Nick pushes the boundaries of photography and videography.

In his 26 year ski career, Mike Douglas, has done it all – World Cup mogul competitor, coach, film star, TV commentator, innovator, adventurer, event director, writer, film producer and more. Most notably, he is credited with the design of the modern twin–tip ski – an innovation that changed the sport. Known as the ‘Godfather of Freeskiiing’, Mike is constantly pushing forward and challenging the boundaries of skiing and the media that surrounds it.

Though he has dabbled in filmmaking since his first high school project – a short 8mm film called 'Born To Ski'– it wasn’t until 2006 that he started to take his production work seriously. At that time he founded Switchback Entertainment and began production on the web-series, Salomon Freeski TV. Since then he has worked on more than 100 productions and has won several filmmaking awards. Mike’s passion lies in directing and the creative process of filmmaking.

Lorenz Holder grew up in Munich, close to the Bavarian mountains, and it is those mountains that have always played a major role in his life. Lorenz was a semi-professional snowboarder back in the day, until he injured himself badly and he pretty much had to quit snowboarding for a whole season in 2003. In that time Lorenz discovered the pleasure of photography for himself. Lorenz was fascinated by photos that could describe a whole scene, a whole story or even a whole day, in just one small moment caught on film. This fascination was one of the biggest motivations for him to start his career as a professional photographer.

"In my photos I like to show the viewers a different angle, something they normally wouldn’t notice, even if they were there at the scene. I might use colorful flashes, different camera angles or tilt and shift lenses – always trying to capture something a bit different. On the other hand, I also love the documentary style; simple black and white documentary is something very real.“

16 years ago Marcel moved from Germany, where he grew up, to the Arlberg Area in the Austrian mountains. During this time he began shooting snowboarding action with friends. Marcel decided and liked the idea of ​​turning his photography hobby into a serious job. He has been taking photos full-time since 2005 and has specialized in action sports, portraits and lifestyle.

Marcel is a member of the SanDisk Extreme Team, Nikon Ambassador and "red level“ Red Bull Photographer. He works for numerous international magazines and clients, including Profoto, Nikon, SanDisk, RedBull, Blue Tomato, EHF, Burton Snowboards.

Marcel is known for his creative imagery. He also passes on his knowledge on international stages and workshops.

Joe Cornish is a landscape photographer with a focus on conservation and education. He studied fine art at Reading University in the 1970s, and went on to become a freelance photographer after three years assisting in Washington and London.

In 1991 Joe was the official photographer of an Operation Raleigh expedition to Alaska, an experience that was to shift his understanding and perspective on landscape and nature. As a result he is a committed wilderness addict and advocate. He has freelanced for the National Trust since the late 1980s, working on countless projects and books with them since. In recent years he has co-led photo-expedition sea voyages to the Arctic and Antarctic.

Joe has been a judge on Wildlife Photographer of the Year; he is an honorary Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society (RPS), and is now Chair of the RPS Fellowship Committee. His is also a trustee of the North York Moors National Park Trust. He has hosted most of the Natural History Museum's Understanding Photography evenings since 2011.

Based in North Yorkshire since 1993, he is director of a gallery partnership in Northallerton that shows the work of many photographers (including his own). Joe has worked with many of the greats of contemporary photography, and loves collaborating with artists, musicians and writers.

In the most basic terms, I click a button to capture a split second in time. In a more complex way, I am a highly detail oriented and technical photographer with a fanatical approach to composition, color, execution and technique. Be it capturing the jumpers of Vanuatu Islands, a car shoot for Aston Martin Logonda or the latest Nike Kobe shoes, I am relying on over 18 years of photography experience to meticulously execute the vision of the client in the highest resolution possible, on time and on budget. As an ambassador to Phase One cameras, I am creating my work on the world’s most advanced camera system, with 151 mega pixels at my disposal to tell a story with each image produced.

When not on a client shoot, I can be found in my custom built studio working on multiple projects in different stages of production and experimentation. Creatively envisioning concepts for a shoot and problem solving real time issues to successfully achieve that shoot are one of my favorite and most rewarding things to do. Trying to create something different, repeatedly testing it and finding solutions to complicated technical challenges allows me to stay creatively sharp and continue to produce exclusively unique campaigns for my clients.

I live in Los Angeles with my wife Susan and our 2 cats - Foo and Smash. I am a proud Field Instructor and Ambassador for Phase One Cameras, SanDisk Professional, Broncolor US, Eizo Monitors and f-stop.

Sasan Amir is a wildlife photographer, filmmaker, and content creator known for his authentic, story-driven approach to visual communication. He works internationally — from the rainforests of Latin America to the Nordic Arctic — collaborating with leading partners such as Sony, Adobe, Apple, and NVIDIA.

Sasan’s work is rooted in real field experiences: small boats, remote jungles, hidden blinds, unpredictable weather, and genuine proximity to wildlife. By combining true storytelling with cutting-edge technology, he helps brands communicate in a way that feels honest, impactful, and deeply human.

Whether documenting rare species, developing conservation-focused projects, or showcasing advanced workflows in the creative and tech space, Sasan consistently pushes forward what authentic content creation can be — visually powerful, emotionally engaging, and grounded in reality.

Born and raised in Bled, Slovenia, sports photographer Samo Vidic started as an amateur photographer at the age of 17. Fascinated by what could be done with different cameras, lenses and film, he was gaining knowledge really fast and soon realized that this could be his dream job someday. At the age of 23 he started working as a professional photographer.

Since 2005 he shoots for Red Bull, traveling the world and taking photos of the world's best athletes. He is team member of Limex images, Getty images contributor, covering different sport events for them. He also works with some leading sport companies and takes photos for their advertising campaigns. His photos have appeared in world’s most prestigious magazines, such as Outside, L’Equipe, ESPN… Besides being f-stop Global Icon Samo also is a Canon Explorer.

In 2014 he was the winner of the wings category at the Red Bull Illume Image Quest, he is multiple winner of the Slovenian press photo.