Dhir Jakharia is a Kenyan-born and raised wildlife photographer known for his clean, minimal, and impactful style. He developed his eye through curiosity and years spent studying light, animal behavior, and timing in the field. What started as a simple interest grew into a disciplined craft shaped by strong compositions, intentional shooting, and a focus on clarity.

Dhir’s work revolves around simplicity with purpose, waiting for the right moment, choosing thoughtful angles, and allowing the natural character of East Africa’s wildlife to guide the image. His photographs of lions, elephants, and sweeping landscapes have helped him build a fast-growing global audience that appreciates authenticity, patience, and a refined photographic vision.

In addition to his personal projects, Dhir leads photography tours across East Africa for guests from all over the world, sharing the techniques and fieldcraft that influence his work while helping others elevate their own photography.

Beyond the camera, he enjoys talking about creativity, mindset, and the lessons learned from spending long hours in the field. Today, Dhir continues to refine his craft with intention, aiming to create powerful wildlife images that reflect the beauty of his home, and the discipline behind capturing it.

Trent Sizemore is a full time wildlife photographer based in West Yellowstone, Montana. His work captures the great variety of wildlife in and around Yellowstone National Park, especially the big predators like grizzly bears and gray wolves. Living right next to the park year round allows him to learn the inner workings of the entire ecosystem through a variety of seasons.

Trent moved from Georgia to Montana to pursue a career in the outdoors. After a few years of settling in and learning the park intimately, he started leading small groups of photographers into the park in 2017. He now leads workshops year round, focusing on teaching wildlife photography.

Ethics are a big part of his work, always putting the animals wellbeing ahead of getting the shot. He also helps with local conservation, helping to raise money to provide bear proof storage boxes for campgrounds in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park.

Silvan Mahler is a Swiss-based photographer and visual storyteller with a passion for capturing the intersection of people, nature and culture. Based near Bern, Silvan travels across Switzerland and northern Europe to document outdoor stories, landscapes, and meaningful human encounters. His work blends reportage, portraiture, and landscape photography, with a particular focus on community, contrast and atmosphere.

Through his visual series, Silvan explores alpine spaces, urban stillness, and emotional depth - whether during hikes, vibrant concerts, or reportage assignments. As the founder of mahlersilvan fotografiert, he collaborates with NGOs, cultural institutions, and editorial clients, always working with a light footprint and a visual vision.

When not behind the camera, Silvan shares his expertise through workshops and community storytelling projects. He’s driven by curiosity and natural light.

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.

Greg is an expedition photographer from the UK. Experienced in the outdoors, he has been on numerous ski touring expeditions across the Swedish Arctic, mountaineering trips and expeditions ranging from the Alps to the Russian Altai, sailed in high latitudes such as the Norwegian Arctic and around Cape Horn, conducted science expeditions in Svalbard, worked in Egypt as a Divemaster, and as a cycling guide around the hills of Nice and the Côte d'Azur.

He has worked for, partnered with, and been featured by organisations such as NASA, Sidetracked Magazine, f/8 Photography Workshops, Vertical Shot Expeditions, Café du Cycliste, Visit Faroe Islands, Outdoor Photography Magazine, Restrap, Vertebrate Publishing, and many others.

Hari Kumar is an Indian wildlife photographer living in Scotland. He is deeply passionate about animals, wild places, and the need to conserve them. Photography is Hari Kumar's way of sharing those wonderful moments he gets to spend with wild animals in their natural habitat.
Hari Kumar has been lucky enough to be a two-time National Geographic Runner-Up Award winner in the Wildlife category, and many of his photos and articles have been published in UK and Indian newspapers and magazines.
So far, he has travelled to over 30 countries, exploring new landscapes and documenting the beauty of wildlife around the world. Hari's dream is to continue discovering more places and capturing nature’s magic through his third eye – the camera.
His favorite animals are polar bears and black panthers., and he was fortunate to photograph polar bears last year — a truly unforgettable experience. The black panther remains Hari Kumar's dream shot, and he hopes to meet and photograph him soon.
For Hari Kumar, photography is not just about taking pictures — it’s about feeling the moment, respecting nature, and sharing its beauty with the world.
“Through my lens, I try to connect people with the wild — to make them see, feel, and care.”

Mike Phelps is a UK-based wildlife photographer, filmmaker, and founder of Apex Adventures, where he leads photography tours across the UK and around the world — from the Isle of Mull to Iceland, Norway, Botswana, and Mongolia. His passion lies in capturing authentic moments with wildlife, from eagles and otters to owls and foxes, and sharing the beauty and unpredictability of the natural world.

Wildlife photography has played a significant role in Mike’s own well-being, and he is deeply committed to showing how time in nature can positively impact mental health. Alongside his photography and film work, he co-hosts The Wild X Podcast, where he and his co-hosts discuss wildlife, photography, conservation, and everything in between.

Through his Mike Phelps Wildlife Photography YouTube channel and social platforms, Mike shares the real stories behind the images — the highs, the challenges, and the adventures that come with pursuing wildlife in its natural habitat.

As an f-stop Gear Ambassador, Mike is proud to represent a brand whose gear he relies on daily in the field — built for adventure, built for the wild.

I began my professional journey in 2014 capturing adventure & landscape photography and video content which eventually caught the eye of outdoor companies including REI and Outdoor Research. Since then, my work has been featured in galleries, projects, and market research for notable tourism marketing companies, travel/visitors bureaus, chambers of commerce, the United States Army, Mountain Hardwear, F-Stop Magazine, 10th Mountain Alpine Club, ADK Sports, The Mountaineer, Worship Circle, Forty Six Outdoors Co., T.A.P.S., and social media marketing organizations throughout the country.

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.

Ronja Linssen is a landscape and nature photographer from western Germany, based near Cologne. Inspired by her love for travel and the outdoors, she discovered photography as a way to capture the beauty of the world around her.

While living abroad in Slovenia for three years, she devoted every spare moment to exploring the country’s beautiful landscape. From the peaks of the Julian Alps to the shores of the Adriatic Sea she sought to capture nature’s diversity with her camera.

Quickly she got hooked on photography and fully immersed herself into the world of photography. These days photographing nature and landscapes from around the world to capture fleeting moments in time is her creative outlet and diversion from everyday life. She likes to capture the beauty of nature may it be in grand vistas or small, intimate scenes.

Her work has been recognized in national and international competitions and has been published in magazines and books. She regularly presents her work in exhibitions. But above all, she takes great joy in sharing her passion for nature and photography with other photographers in selected workshops.