Lindsey Arpin is a wildlife photographer and tour leader whose work documents wildlife behavior and and wild places across Africa and beyond. Drawn to the storytelling power of nature, she specializes in capturing intimate moments between animals and their environments. When she is not traveling, Lindsey spends much of her time photographing birds and wildlife close to home and helping lead bird walks within her local community. Her work documenting local birdlife has been published in the regional nature magazine Ribbit!. Her current photography tours focus on observing and photographing iconic species such as big cats and primates across diverse landscapes, emphasizing patience in the field, thoughtful use of light, and ethical wildlife encounters while welcoming photographers of all experience levels.

Frank Otto Pedersen is a Norwegian photographer and teacher based in Kristiansand. His work focuses on the meeting points between light, landscape, and atmosphere. Inspired by the shifting weather and rugged coastlines of the North, he often works to emphasize texture, contrast, and mood. His photographs explore the tension between movement and stillness in the natural world. Frank is married to Karen and they have three daughters together.

Tobin Sparling is a passionate science communicator with a special love of wildlife. He travels the world and uses photos of the animals he finds as a tool to share their stories and to teach uniquely interesting tidbits about them. He’s constantly trying to answer the question: “how can we use photography to teach people about animals?”.

Steve Hadorn is a Swiss outdoor and dog photographer with a deep connection to the mountains and the wild landscapes of the North.

For many years he has explored these environments together with his dogs – currently accompanied by his Kelpie Pyro.

He also works professionally with hotels and tourism brands throughout Switzerland, creating high-quality visual content

that showcases destinations, experiences, and the unique character of a place.

Volkan Zengin is a photographer and visual storyteller from Turkey focusing on automotive, music, and cinematic lifestyle photography. His work blends storytelling with atmosphere, inspired by car culture, travel, and creative communities around the world. Through his photography, Volkan aims to capture powerful and timeless moments while building meaningful collaborations with creators and brands globally.

Sundeep Bali is a lens-based artist, commercial photographer and a heritage
professional from New Delhi, India.
He has been observing, researching on and imaging myriad manifestations of
heritage in India; especially the complex bio-cultural heritage raised by
nomadic & itinerant communities of India.
While Bali’s approach has been that of a visual anthropologist, his work
increasingly aligns with environmental humanities.
Bali is a Fulbright Fellow in Visual-arts(2004-5). He is a global Ambassador for
Fujifilm.
Sundeep has exhibited widely in India and around the globe. He also serves as
a core-faculty for Photography at Sri Aurobindo Centre for Arts and
Creativity(SACAC, Delhi)
Patrons include Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation(SDC), Public
Arts Trust of India(PATI), Foundation for Ecological Security(FES), Goethe
Institut(New Delhi), Centre for Pastoralism(CFP) and Center for Social
Ecology(Censeindia) among others.

Matěj Šmucr is a Czech adventure and expedition photographer focused on remote travel, overlanding, and authentic storytelling from the field. He began his journey with photography in 2010 through Instagram and over the years has taken part in multiple self-supported expeditions in remote regions around the world, documenting wildlife, vast landscapes, and human stories far beyond traditional tourist routes.

Matěj is a photographer and ambassador for Nikon CZ/SK. Alongside his photographic work he regularly gives public talks where he shares expedition experiences and encourages people to explore the world and reconnect with nature.

When not in remote landscapes, Matěj travels across Europe in a camper van with his family.

Omar Alonso Bautista is a Spanish wildlife photographer, naturalist, and environmental educator whose work combines documentary photography, field research, and conservation. For more than two decades he has devoted his career to observing and documenting wildlife, particularly across the ecosystems of the Iberian Peninsula and the mountains of the Sierra de Guadarrama.

With a background as a forestry technician and long experience in wildlife monitoring, he has participated in field studies including the monitoring that confirmed the return of the Iberian wolf as a breeding species in the Madrid region after more than half a century of absence.

Alongside his research and photographic work, Omar works as a nature guide and expedition leader with the company Wild Iberian Nature, leading wildlife photography trips and nature expeditions both in Spain and internationally. Through these journeys—ranging from European forests to African savannas and the Himalayas—he shares his field experience and deep knowledge of animal behavior with photographers and naturalists seeking to document wildlife in its natural habitat.

Through his photography, guiding, and environmental outreach, Omar Alonso Bautista uses visual storytelling to connect people with the natural world and to promote a deeper awareness of the importance of protecting wildlife and biodiversity.

The Brothers Wild is an outdoor storytelling project led by brothers Jameson and Jackson, who document wildlife encounters and wild landscapes across North America. Through photography, filmmaking, and field exploration, they share real experiences from deserts, mountains, forests, and coastal ecosystems. Their work focuses on curiosity, conservation, and inspiring others to explore and protect the natural world.