Amish’s mission is to create visually striking and thought provoking images of the natural world that engage and inspire the viewer, as well as drawing attention to the importance of conservation. Conservation is core to his brand and uses his images, writing and platforms to raise awareness and educate people on the state of the natural world, encouraging them to action, no matter how small. He has found a purpose and vocation that brings his creative passion alive, one that contributes to creating impact in the world and one that he can share. Amish would like people to view his work more than just a photograph, but to illustrate the beauty of the natural world, to highlight a key issue and to tell a story – in one word, art.

Amish typically works with high end interior designers, architects and galleries, including private commissioned assignments for his fine art work and conducts bespoke safaris, primarily to various countries in Africa. On the conservation side, he works with select conservation organizations on visual stories, as well as donating proceeds from his fine art sales to specific and impact driven projects

Andreia Costa is a travel, landscape and nature photographer, born in 1990, Lisbon, Portugal.
Her basic training is in IT. At the moment she focuses on remote locations and traditions, embracing photography as a true passion.

Passionate about travel and photography, she travels the world looking for the best images to capture the beauty around her. Boosting her interest in untouched landscapes, remote destinations, decaying civilizations or ancient cultures.  The biggest objective is to be able to capture, through photography, the greatness that exists spread across planet Earth that highlights the power of everything that surrounds us. Author of the book Lisboa Entre os Tempos, a project she developed about the city of Lisbon. Merging the past and the present in the same image, thus creating a notion of the city's evolution in terms of landscape, urban planning, architecture and time.

Andy grew up in the UK with a passion for nature and travel. His earliest camping expeditions in France and Switzerland during childhood likely sparked his wanderlust. Departing England in his mid-20s, he lived in various locations before settling in Lisbon, Portugal.

A persistent love for travel has defined Andy's life, leading to a natural affinity for photography—an endeavor born from his desire to encapsulate the essence of the places he encountered. This passion evolved into blogging, contributing to magazines, conducting workshops, and blending photography with skills acquired from his prior teaching career. His work has been featured in global publications such as Practical Photography, Digital Photographer, Australian Photography, and National Geographic. Andy collaborates with renowned international brands like Fujifilm, DJI, Capture One, F-Stop Gear, and Squarespace, conducting workshops in some of the world's most breathtaking locales.

Presently, Andy's primary focus revolves around travel, landscape photography, and teaching the craft through workshops, filmmaking, and writing. He hosts multiple workshops annually, partnering with skilled local photographers and guides. Additionally, Andy continues to draw inspiration from exploring new places and cultures, finding immense joy in immersing himself in the natural world. He proudly serves as a Fuji X Photographer and acts as a brand ambassador for Fujifilm in Portugal.

Alessandro Bergamini is a photographer born in 1986 in Finale Emilia, Modena. For over a decade, he has been documenting the extraordinary cultural diversity of tribal groups and ethnic communities in some of the world's most remote regions, capturing their authentic beauty through his lens.

His work has earned prestigious awards such as National Geographic Italia, Monochrome Photography Awards, Travel Photographer of the Year, and IPA International Photo Awards. Alessandro’s projects have been showcased at international festivals, TEDx Talks, solo exhibitions, and in photographic books, including Humanity, Q’eros: Beyond the Clouds, and The Ice Way.

Collaborating with curators, NGOs, and global brands like Save The Duck, he blends art and social responsibility to raise awareness about crucial issues such as water and cultural preservation. With the upcoming exhibition Nothing Like Water in 2024, Alessandro continues to share stories of resilience and universal beauty.

Professional photographer for over ten years, Alexandre has a taste for adventure and outdoors. In 2013, he left Paris and the suit behind to fly to Australia, its surf beaches, and the Byron ballet, where he worked as a photographer.

Drawn to the wild landscapes of New Zealand, he notably worked for Wanaka’s tourism board. When one of his photos was shared by National Geographic, his Instagram account gained in following, allowing him to establish himself in the outdoor industry. In 2016, motivated by the challenge of adventure and ecological reasons, he decided to return to France by bicycle. This led to a journey filled with adventures on paths and breathtaking photos. He traveled 14,000 kilometers by bike (and 8,000 kilometers by boat-hitchhiking) to Vietnam, where he took the time to train as a yoga instructor before his return.

In 2019, after a year of touring France in a van, he settled down in Annecy. Alex is a dedicated educator, he now teaches photography and continues to explore the natural spaces of the Annecy region to capture photos with a clean style that sometimes exudes a mystical atmosphere, and above all, a breath of fresh air! A versatile photographer, curious and able to adapt to all conditions, he continues to develop his photographic style.

Allie Richards is a full-time, professional landscape photographer and year-round resident of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. She's best known for her strikingly vibrant photographic style and for showcasing her work on aluminum. She plans many of her photographs in advance; she pays attention to weather events, the phases of the moon, and uses various apps to aid her artistry.

Allie is well-traveled; through her business BlueHour® Photo Ventures, she guides like minded photographers across the United States and abroad several times per year. She most enjoys teaching and sharing with others in the pursuit of art and experience. Allie’s work has won several awards, including the PRC Boston Student Image Award in her college years. She participates in local exhibitions at the Chatham Creative Arts Center and the Chatham Chamber of Commerce Art in the Park Event. Her work has been published by Cape Cod Life Magazine, The National Parks service, and other publications.

Aiko Sukdolak is an environmental, nature and wildlife photographer, workshop and tour guide, speaker, podcaster and conservationist from Hanover.

In our fast-paced times, photography in nature offer him a way to slow down, which always motivates him to take new forays and take new photos. Through mindfulness and focus on nature and its inhabitants, he experiences a state of calm that is equivalent to meditation. This gives him the perseverance to capture unique and special moments. Experiencing the beauty of the moment and being able to transform it into images is a privilege that he values very much. He is fascinated by using technical sophistication to create very special photos and tell stories about nature from extraordinary perspectives. His pictures invite viewers to be fascinated by the local flora and fauna and to raise awareness for species and environmental protection.

He is born in 1983, after studying geodesy and geoinformatics in Hanover, he worked as a project engineer in the field of optical 3D measurement technology and aerial photography. He has been interested in nature since early childhood and thanks to his father, who also took photographs and ran the photo laboratory at his school, he started taking photographs in the analog days. In 2012 he started to delve deeper into nature and wildlife photography after photographing a doe with three fawns on an after-work walk.

Wanda teaches photography (in particular, the use of filters and long exposure landscape photography) to small groups, one-on-one, and accompany/guide small groups on photo tours around the world. She runs photo tours to Tasmania, Australia, New Zealand, Isle of Skye Scotland, Rocky Mountains Canada.

Jonathan Gillingham, originally from Newfoundland and Labrador, is a nature photographer inspired by the vast Canadian wilderness. His journey from the coastal landscapes of his upbringing to the rugged terrain of the Northwest Territories reflects his profound connection to the land. A proud member of the NunatuKavut Community Council, Jonathan's work is influenced by his indigenous culture, heritage, and passion for nature and conservation.

Now based in Yellowknife Northwest Territories, Jonathan continues to pursue his passion for capturing the essence of the wild. With an explorer's spirit and a keen eye for detail, he seeks authentic moments in every image. His photography, showcasing pristine lakes and towering peaks, testifies to the magnificence of Canada’s remote wilderness.

Jonathan invites viewers on a journey of exploration and connection through his lens, aiming to capture enduring moments of beauty. He hopes his work inspires people to value and protect the natural world for future generations. For more information, visit his website or social media platforms.