Marta's love for the unknown started during a volunteer mission in Mozambique while studying Communication. That experience sparked a desire to explore the world, leading Marta to continue her studies in Macau and opening the door to adventures across Southeast Asia and China.

Driven by curiosity, Marta traveled solo across 11 European countries in 2016, relying on hitchhiking and embracing the unpredictability of the road. Afterwards, she spent eight months in Nepal teaching Portuguese, immersing herself in the local culture and learning from every experience.

Marta's journey then took her to Guinea-Bissau, where she initially joined a short-term volunteer project with children. What began as a brief mission turned into nine months working with UNICEF’s communications department, deepening Marta's love for storytelling and human connection. In 2019, Marta cycled from her home in Carnaxide all the way to Guinea-Bissau, passing through Morocco, Mauritania, and Senegal—a journey that pushed her limits and fueled her passion for adventure.

Today, Marta captures her travels through photography and video, sharing moments that inspire curiosity and connection. Whether summiting Kilimanjaro, exploring remote islands, or navigating urban jungles, every adventure is a chance to see the world differently and tell its stories.

Steijn Pulles is a conservationist, wildlife expedition leader, and photographer specialized in the ethical pursuit of herpetofauna in tropical destinations. His work takes him to remote and demanding locations. With Steijn's background in wildlife conservation and research he likes to use his photography to educate people around the globe about these often misunderstood animals. He is convinced that more knowledge about these magical creatures turns the initial fear into beauty.

Through Unbound Expeditions Steijn provides people with meaningful and real encounters with some of the world's rarest animals, working closely together with local people wherever he goes.

Andres is a Mountain Guide and Photographer from Argentina, who spent the last two decades around ice and glaciers. Having been based in Patagonia since 2006 and now alternating between the Poles, he has a predilection for the wildest corners of the planet, where spaces are vast and weather is harsh. In these places Andres found the most fantastic moments, when the weather gives you time to take a breath, of the most majestic beauty. In these places he finds the conjunction of the shapes of the landscape, the colors of the sky, the textures of the flora and the playfulness of the fauna working together. Sometimes, even working for him!. These wild corners of the Earth are what Andres finds the most emotionally moving and evocative.

Anique is a 27-year-old wildlife photographer from the Netherlands. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Creative Business, where photography quickly became one of her favorite subjects. During lockdown, she picked up her first camera and discovered a passion for wildlife photography. After traveling to Uganda and Kenya in 2022, she knew Africa was where she needed to be. In 2023, she volunteered in South Africa, a life-changing experience that led to her role as a Wildlife Photography Coordinator. There, she taught the technical and creative aspects of wildlife photography, editing, and storytelling through social media. Now she spends her time exploring and hosting tours across the world, capturing the beauty of the wild, with the goal of inspiring others to protect the natural world.

Tim Harden was born and raised in Washington, D.C., before eagerly moving west to Colorado for college and to pursue his outdoors passions. Tim’s love for mountains, wilderness, fly fishing, and wildlife has led him to live in or near the Rocky Mountains, Sierra Nevada Mountains, and Santa Cruz Mountains for most of his life.

Tim is a wildlife and adventure travel photographer who has traveled the world photographing wild places, and he owns a digital marketing company called Coast Fly Media. And through his guide service, Bighorn Wilderness Tours, he guides wildlife photography trips in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks as well as other areas in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. He also hosts The Expeditions Podcast.

Tim lives in Livingston, Montana.

Lee Gale is a UK based landscape photographer whose work is rooted in a love of the outdoors and a curiosity for the changing character of the natural world. Whether on a windswept coastline, in a quiet woodland or amongst the iconic landscapes of Iceland, he enjoys photographing places as they are, embracing whatever conditions the day brings. Rather than chasing perfect scenes, Lee is interested in creating honest images that reflect the experience of being there. Through his work, he hopes to encourage others to slow down, spend more time in nature and appreciate the landscapes that surround us.

Mattis Weber is a photographer and filmmaker born in 1993 in Duisburg, Germany. He works alongside conservation organizations around the world, documenting their efforts in some of the most remote and challenging locations.

His work focuses on creating authentic visual stories that raise awareness for biodiversity, endangered species, and the protection of natural ecosystems.

With experience in both wildlife photography and documentary filmmaking, he helps NGOs communicate their mission through compelling, impactful imagery that inspires audiences and supports conservation efforts.

Nick Dancy is a wildlife photographer based in West Tennessee whose work focuses on documenting authentic wildlife behavior through photography and visual storytelling. Specializing in birds, raptors, waterfowl, and other native wildlife, he spends countless hours in the field capturing moments that inspire people to appreciate and protect the natural world.

Through his photography and social media platforms, Nick shares educational content, behind-the-scenes experiences, and the stories behind each image to connect outdoor enthusiasts, photographers, and conservation-minded audiences. His goal is to encourage others to slow down, explore nature, and experience the outdoors through a photographer’s perspective.

Nick photographs with a Sony Alpha system and is proud to be a member of the f-stop Pathfinder Collective.

Luka Esenko is a Slovenian landscape and travel photographer and the founder of Esenko Workshops, one of the most established photography tour companies in the Adriatic region. Based in Ljubljana, he has led small-group photography tours since 2008, guiding photographers across Slovenia, Croatia, Italy, Austria, Montenegro and Bulgaria, as well as further afield to destinations such as Uganda and Socotra. Having travelled to more than 50 countries, Luka is happiest in the mountains, where his love of nature and the outdoors shapes his work. His photographs have appeared in National Geographic, numerous magazines, travel guides and online media, and he is regularly commissioned by the Slovenian Tourist Board. He is known for pairing deep local knowledge with a relaxed, generous teaching style that helps photographers return home with images they are proud of.