Anke is a passionate landscape photographer based near Nuremberg in Bavaria, Southern Germany.

Curiosity and the desire to explore something new marked the beginning of her journey into photography. Early on, she realized that her true love lies in landscape photography, where she brings together tranquility, vastness, and natural aesthetics.

Before photography took on this central role, she was deeply engaged in the visual arts. Through oil painting and watercolor drawing, she developed a strong sensitivity for color, composition, and visual structure. These artistic foundations continue to form the basis of her photographic work and shape her distinctive visual language.

Since 2017, she has dedicated herself wholeheartedly to landscape photography. On her travels through Europe, she captures the diversity and beauty of nature under a wide range of light and weather conditions. In doing so, she has learned to appreciate being equipped with excellent gear and being well-prepared for the journey.

Her work has received multiple international awards. Highlights include the International Landscape Photographer of the Year (ILPOTY) 2019 – Lone Tree Award, along with numerous other prizes at prestigious international competitions.

In addition to her photographic work, she shares her passion through illustrated lectures, offering audiences insight into the unique impact of landscapes under changing light conditions and from different perspectives and she takes great pleasure in sharing her passion for photography with other photographers in carefully designed workshops.

During the last years, she has expanded her photographic practice to include drone photography. From the air, new and often abstract perspectives emerge, revealing familiar landscapes in unexpected ways and powerfully enriching her visual language.

Toby Roney is an award winning photographer, filmmaker and expedition specialist
with a focus on the outdoors and the people who are drawn to wild places. He has
created work for brands including Arc’teryx, Garmin and YETI, and his imagery has
appeared in publications such as Red Bull Bulletin, The New York Times, The Guardian
and Sidetracked Magazine. He is sponsored by Peli Cases and Enduristan.
A sense of curiosity, enthusiasm and commitment to adventure runs through Toby’s
work. He has documented expeditions across the world, from filming in minus twenty
seven degree storms on Iceland’s Vatnajökull ice cap to mountaineering alpine ridges in
the Alps. In 2025 he joined Ed Jackson in the Tien Shan mountains of Kyrgyzstan to
document a world first ascent of an unclimbed 4720m peak. He also served as director
of photography for Generation Shegeng, an Arc’teryx documentary charting the rapid
rise of climbing culture in China.
Toby is trusted to operate in environments where conditions are demanding and self
sufficiency is essential. Whether working from helicopters over erupting volcanoes, solo
shooting for twenty two hours on technical terrain or managing drones, sound and
camera as a single operator, he brings adaptability, calmness and a clear sense of
narrative. His skillset is supported by a wide range of field qualifications including CAA
authorised drone operations with A2 CofC and Ofqual Level 4, outdoor first aid,
avalanche awareness, winter mountain planning, Level 1 IRATA rope access,
paragliding, powerboat handling, scuba diving and both UK driving and motorbike
licences. These capabilities allow him to work safely and effectively across land, sea
and air in challenging environments

Evan Watts is a wildlife photographer based in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Born and raised in central Kentucky, he left the rolling mountains of Appalachia for the rugged Rockies of the west. He now resides in Gardiner, Montana and leads photo tours and workshops in Yellowstone, Alaska, the Tetons, and beyond.

Megan Brief is a wildlife photographer and nature writer based in Bozeman, Montana. She inspires empathy for endangered species by using storytelling as a bridge to belonging, understanding, and action. Her explorations have taken her to the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro, beneath the waves with Galapagos penguins, across the Arctic in search of polar bears, and through the grasslands of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. 

Megan grew up in New York’s Hudson Valley, where the mountains and marshlands nurtured her reverence for nature. What started as photographing microcosms in her backyard, led her to document human-wildlife conflict and coexistence on local hiking trails as part of National Geographic's Open Explorer initiative.

Megan holds a Master’s degree in Nature-Culture-Sustainability Studies from the Rhode Island School of Design. Her graduate thesis, "Exploring Multimedia Storytelling as a Novel Tool to Inspire Americans to Participate in Wildlife Conservation," sought to combat wildlife crime with compassion. With the plight of the pangolin at the center of her investigation, she examined ways in which Indigenous knowledge and cultural mythology could be leveraged to enrich scientific research and understanding.

Megan works remotely as the Digital Marketing Coordinator for Natural Habitat Adventures, the world's first 100% carbon-neutral travel company and official conservation travel partner of World Wildlife Fund (WWF). As Marketing Lead for Nat Hab’s Women's Journeys program, she empowers women on global eco-adventures to experience nature and return home as ambassadors for conservation.

It all started with a Yashica. His father's camera, which he still has today, became the first step on a journey marked by curiosity and a deep respect for nature.

A self-taught photographer based near Barcelona, he uses nature and landscape photography as a way to explore, learn, and tell stories. For him, every photo shoot is an adventure and every expedition a personal challenge. Patience, silence, and careful observation are as important as the camera he holds in his hands.

Through his images, he aims to inspire more than just admiration. He wants people to feel a real connection with nature and be motivated to protect it.

Photography is also a form of resilience and personal expression, as he lives with Parkinson's disease, proving that passion, commitment, and respect for wildlife know no bounds.

Always demanding the best of himself and eager to continue learning, he collaborates with other photographers and non-profit organizations. 

He believes that photography is not just about capturing moments, but about sharing a purpose.

Chlöe blended being an artist and a journalistic  photographer.  With over 20 years of experience, she is drawn to working beneath the surface of people, places and brands — photographing under the skin of what we long for: connection, belonging, truth and beauty. Her work is rooted in presence over perfection, enhancing process over destination, creating imagery that feels emotionally real.

Her journey has taken her around the world from New Zealand to Dubai, the Seychelles, Malaysia, France, Australia and beyond, shaping her unique way of seeing grounded in curiosity, care and story.

Now based in South Oxfordshire, England, Chlöe works creating legacy imagery that feels like memory for creatives, families and small businesses.

Alongside her photography, she writes a Substack exploring the art of seeing and leads a weekly Light Hunting Challenge - an invitation for photographers to slow down, notice more deeply and photograph what lives beneath the obvious. Her work has been recognized by Nikon New Zealand, Nikon Global, and Panasonic Lumix. Mentoring others to discover their creative voice remains at the heart of her practice. 

Matt Parish is an Ontario-based wildlife photographer whose work captures intimate and detailed portraits of the natural world through a unique, ground-level perspective. Based in the Kawartha Lakes region of Canada, Matt focuses on documenting birds and wildlife in their everyday habitats, from owls in mixed forests to waterfowl on dawn lakes, with an emphasis on authentic behaviour and environmental context. His images celebrate both the subtle and dramatic moments in nature, shared widely on social platforms like Instagram and featured in community photography showcases.

In addition to his photography, Matt co-hosts The Angry Bird Pod Show, a podcast that blends birding, photography gear discussion, and creative storytelling, bringing insights and humour to a growing audience of nature enthusiasts and image makers.

Matt’s approach reflects a commitment to accessible gear choices and continuous learning, striving to inspire others to explore wildlife photography without unnecessary barriers.

Joshua Gesmundo’s journey into the world of photography began with a deep-rooted passion for both art and all things wild.  Through his lens, he conveys the stories of endangered species, fragile ecosystems, and the value of conservation.  Guiding tours for him intertwines his deep respect for nature with a profound desire to share that connection with others.  Josh aims for his clients to gain a greater appreciation for wildlife and the environment.  He encourages mindfulness and patience, teaching them to responsibly observe and protect.

Nanda is a Dubai-based cybersecurity engineer and wildlife photographer with a strong passion for exploration and visual storytelling. He has participated in over 35 wildlife safaris across India, building extensive field experience capturing animals in their natural habitats. Based in the UAE, he is also a regular visitor to Al Qudra Lakes and the surrounding desert landscapes, where he documents birdlife and desert wildlife. His work reflects patience, technical precision, and a deep connection to nature, shaped by real-world outdoor experiences. As a member of the f-stop Pathfinder Collective, Nanda shares authentic stories from the field, combining adventure-driven imagery with purpose-driven storytelling.