A media professional and aspiring writer, JP Bousquet has been documenting and narrating stories from the wild and nature for over ten years. From his home, precious green parks, to the vast plains of Africa, to the frozen wonders of Northern Japan's winter, and back into the humidity of Southeast Asia's jungles and rivers, his passion for nature and wildlife has driven him to publish and promote the conservation and protection of natural habitats. A regular online contributor, he currently lives in Singapore with his family and also gives photography lessons and coaching sessions.

Morup Namgail is a wildlife photographer, filmmaker, conservationist, and passionate host of immersive snow leopard experiences. Born and raised in the remote Himalayan village of Uley, Ladakh, his deep connection to the mountains and wildlife was forged from childhood.

After training in photography and filmmaking in Delhi, Morup worked with leading production houses including Riverbank Studios and Felis Creations. He has contributed to several acclaimed international projects, such as Gyamo – Queen of the Mountains, National Geographic’s Wild Cats of India, and Into the Himalayas — the world’s first 360° film featuring wild snow leopards.

He is the Director of Shan at Uley, the family-run, eco-conscious wildlife lodge established by his father, renowned snow leopard spotter Tsewang Norboo. Nestled at 13,000 feet in Uley, the lodge offers authentic, responsible experiences that combine expert-led tracking with cultural immersion and genuine Himalayan hospitality. Under Morup’s leadership, Shan at Uley has become a model for community-based conservation, where guests not only seek the elusive snow leopard but also gain a deeper understanding of the fragile mountain ecosystem and the traditional way of life that protects it.

In 2023, Morup co-founded the Ladakhsi Podcast with scholar Padma — Ladakh’s first podcast in the Ladakhi language. It serves as a powerful platform for sharing local stories, traditional ecological knowledge, and conversations on wildlife and conservation, further strengthening cultural pride and environmental awareness in the region.

Andy Yee specializes in travel, landscape, street, and wildlife photography, combining strong visual storytelling with a practical teaching approach. Through workshops, tours, and online education, Andy helps photographers develop both technical confidence and creative vision while exploring culturally rich destinations around the world. His work focuses on capturing atmosphere, detail, and authentic moments, with an emphasis on making photography approachable for all experience levels. 

Oscar Manguy is a Finland‑based nature, travel, and landscape photographer and visual storyteller with a strong focus on authentic outdoor imagery. Originally rooted in adventure and exploration, he creates stunning films and photographs that capture the raw beauty of natural environments and human experiences. Oscar’s work blends the eye of an adventure photographer with professional production skills, offering everything from visual storytelling and video production to guided photography trips and brand campaigns. He’s known for sharing practical tips with the creative community (for example on subjects like filming the northern lights) and continues to push his craft while inspiring others through his work. 

Spencer Horton tells stories that pull people away from the noise and back into wild places, honest moments, and the kind of experiences you can’t fake.

Drawn to creativity from a young age, he found a camera not just as a tool, but as a way to see the world differently. What started as curiosity has grown into a pursuit of capturing what’s raw and true to self, whether that’s the quiet of open landscapes, the energy of new places, or the depth of human experience beyond a screen.

An outdoorsman at heart, Spencer is driven by a desire to explore—not just for the sake of adventure, but to remind people there’s more out there than routines, algorithms, and curated lives. His work reflects a belief that the world is meant to be experienced, not just consumed.

Through photography and film, he aims to tell stories that push people to step outside, take risks, and reconnect with what actually matters. 

Graeme Darling is a landscape and architectural photographer based in Somerset in the South West of England. Drawn to the coastlines, wetlands, and rugged landscapes of Somerset, Devon, Dorset and Cornwall, he spends much of his time exploring the region in search of overlooked details and changing natural patterns.

Working both on the ground and in the air, Graeme frequently uses drone photography to capture landscapes from a new perspective. By removing an obvious sense of scale, his images often transform rivers, salt marshes, and natural textures into abstract compositions that invite the viewer to pause and look closer.

With over a decade behind the camera, Graeme’s photography is driven by curiosity, exploration, and a desire to reveal the quiet beauty hidden within the landscape. Through personal and small group workshops, he shares his knowledge and inspires others to develop their own creative perspective.

Philipp is stunned by nature since his first memories and today he is a full time nature photographer, educator and author. He enjoys teaching his style of photography to small groups. He teaches in several Counties and also coaches people online. The expression of the images, the stories behind it and the natural processes have a strong focus in his work. He enjoys to photograph smaller scenes where you can find all the aspects of the whole scene, if you just look close enough. You can find his work online, in exhibitions and magazines, or his published books. Join him on one of his workshops.

Joe Klementovich is a freelance photographer happiest near any kind of water. Not too many years into an engineering career he realized he would rather be on the bow of boat or knee deep in a mountain stream than sitting in a cubicle, so dove into photography. Over the years he has worked for The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Adventure Journal and even The Fly Fish Journal on occasion…. Joe keeps his work interesting by taking on projects that run the gambit from Atlantic salmon restoration in Maine to centuries old barns being restored and rebuilt, with a fair bit of chasing fins out on the water. You can find him living in the mountains of New Hampshire not far from a clear cold Brook Trout stream.  

Thibaud Durand is an independent French photographer, videographer, and documentary filmmaker. His work is driven by discovery: landscapes, cultures, wildlife, and the many stories the world offers to those who take the time to truly observe it. Through image-making, he seeks to create honest, human-centered stories rooted in reality.

Following a year-and-a-half journey around the world, he released a documentary series on his YouTube channel retracing that adventure as closely to real life as possible. The project reflects his desire to show travel for what it truly is: intense, beautiful, unpredictable, sometimes difficult, and deeply transformative.

Today, his work focuses on adventure, wildlife, and meaningful human stories. Whether through photography or documentary filmmaking, his intention remains the same: to tell authentic stories that convey real emotion and inspire others to explore what truly calls to them.