Meet Dee Webb, a seasoned photographer and photography guide with a passion for capturing the beauty of nature. Originally from Australia, Dee's journey led her to Canada, where she settled in as an exchange student at the age of 17 and never looked back. Now a proud mother and grandmother, Dee's life revolves around her love for photography and her role as a mentor.

During the summers, you'll find Dee immersed in the stunning landscapes of Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada, where she serves as a photography guide, expertly capturing everything from delicate flowers to majestic bears. But when the Canadian winter sets in, Dee's lens shifts to the lush jungles of Costa Rica, her second home, where she finds joy in photographing exotic creatures like frogs, monkeys, and sloths.

Beyond her photography pursuits, Dee is deeply involved in guiding and mentoring women in the field. She is a dedicated member of Women In Wildlife Photography, where she serves as a Costa Rican Guide and co-coordinator, empowering women to explore their passion for wildlife photography.

Dee's unique perspective and comfort in the heart of nature set her apart. While others may find solace in city lights, Dee feels most at home navigating the dense jungles of Costa Rica after dark, a testament to her extraordinary connection with the natural world.

HOME BASE: USA

David Clifford is a Lifer. He’s been shooting since his parents gave him a Kodak 110 camera when he was about 8 years old. He currently lives in Carbondale, CO where he is raising a family but he stills chases the light and the imagery that haunts him in his sleep.

He's an adventure photographer with fixer coursing through his veins. He sees things in f-stops and shutter speeds. David doesn't really feel right unless he's behind the camera creating a fresh new image. Wet Plate, Sheet Film, Pixels or Video are all part of his DNA.

David has won my fair share of awards and made a lot of friends along the way. He's still searching for that one image... When he's not behind the lens he spends time with his wife Rixt and kids, Miles & Sasha (twins) and Hayden.

HOME BASE: CANADA

Adventure and justice are the two threads that make up Angela Percival’s creative DNA. Evident in her photography is a deep love for wild places and a genuine concern for people.

Relentlessly curious, with stamina to match, she doesn’t shrink from storms or suffering: in fact, that’s what pulls her closer. She’s drawn to where the drama is – in light, landscapes, or the human quest to sidle up to the insurmountable and tap the joy that can be ridden there. National Geographic called her one of the planet’s top nine female Adventure Photographers who are pushing the limits.

As the Senior Outdoor Photographer for global brand Arc’teryx for over a decade, spearheading logistically mindbending expeditions in remote locations, Ange has been documenting rad humans having adventures in landscapes that dwarf them since 2009. She operates in two modes: full throttle, and off… in either mode, no matter what longitude, altitude or temperature she’s in, she’s going to get her shot, relish the adventure, and let her heart open wide.

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.

David has been a photographer since 1972 when his father presented him with his first camera, but his career in photography started in 1992. David learned his craft originally as a painter and from his father who shares his love of nature and photography. Early in his career he traveled with, learned from and taught beside some of the masters of nature photography including John Shaw, Art Wolfe, Galen Rowell, Bryan Peterson, Pat O'Hara, and Rod Planck. David has been teaching photography since 1994 in the classroom and leading workshops around the United States. David presents and leads workshops at many of the country’s top photographic conferences such as the Photographic Society of America Annual Conference, as well as many camera clubs across the United States.

David's clients include, but are not limited to, Coca Cola, PNC Bank, Tamron, Sirui, the Mountain Conservation Trust of Georgia, Lensbaby, The Nature Conservancy, Scholastic Books, and Gibbs Gardens. His photographs and articles have appeared in publications such as Nature Photographer, Audubon Magazine, Blue Ridge Country, Birder's World, Outdoor Photographer, Backpacker Magazine, and many local publications. His work has appeared in several feature books, calendars, as well as in instructional guides. David is a Tamron Image Master, Kase Filter Ambassador, and an f-stop Gear Pathfinder.

David is passionate about preserving old growth forests and works to increase public awareness through his nature photography and videography. David recently earned his Craftsman of Photographic Arts with PPOC in Spring 2022. David recently won the prestigious “Best in Class” Award in Fine Art at the 2020 Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC) National Image Competition. David also qualified as a finalist in the same competition for the Canadian Photographic Artist of the Year. David also received his Advanced Operations Drone Pilot License, which has helped him employ drone photography for a diverse range of photographic work. David recently became Singh-Ray Filters’ first international brand ambassador, as well as other well-known camera brands like f-stop, Cotton Carrier, FLM Tripods, & Topaz Labs.

With over 18 years of photography experience, David has over 100 images published in books, magazines, and calendars around the globe. David is continuously inspired by both landscape and wildlife photography and has photographed across Western Canada, the Yukon, several US states, as well as Italy. Some of David’s recent art installations include the Sidney Waterfront Inn & Suites Hotel and the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital in British Columbia, Canada.

In 2020, David “retired” from a 25-year career fitness industry to pursue full-time career in photography.

Dara Ojo is a celebrated macro photographer known for capturing the intricate beauty of arthropods. Based in Edmonton, they have showcased their work at major platforms like the United Nations Conference on Biodiversity and have been featured in upcoming documentaries with PBS and Love Nature. Dara’s photography emphasizes the essential role these small creatures play in the ecosystem, intertwining themes of diversity, conservation, and endurance. Their work aims to shift public perception and foster a deeper appreciation for the natural world’s tiniest inhabitants.

Dany Eid is a photographer based in Dubai, UAE. He was born and raised in Lebanon, studied interior design and painting. Years ago he left his home country and became an expat, moving to different countries in the Middle East. Moving from one city to the other and the big diversity that the Middle East offers along with his passion for travel exploring the world as well as the homesickness to the place where he grew up had a big influence on his photography. He left his executive career and followed his passion to become a photographer.

Dany believes that nothing is better than doing a job that you love & pursuing your dream. He specializes in landscape, cityscape, architectural, corporate & travel photography. He also conducts his own workshops around the world. A full time professional photographer since 2014, Dany has also been working closely with major brands in the industry. He is a Carl Zeiss Ambassador, a FujiFilm X Photographer & f-stop Ambassador.

HOME BASE: UK

Danny is an experienced adventure cameraman and producer, specializing in filming in harsh and hard to get to locations. He’s taken cameras to every environment on the planet, covering the adventures of leading talent like Bear Grylls (8 x series) and recently pioneered the genre of embedded storytelling on groundbreaking adventure formats, like the BAFTA awarding winning first series of the Island with Bear Grylls. He followed that with a similar role on Channel 4’s extreme reality show ‘Mutiny’ where he filmed and survived a 4000-mile journey across the pacific in a 23-foot open boat.

He’s got 100s more credits to his name including Channel 4’s ‘The Plane Crash’, ‘Hunted’, and Sky One’s big hit, ‘The Heist’. He’s kicked down doors with the Russian Special Forces, spent months living and filming in the Amazon and recently the jungles of Papua New Guinea for Discovery Channel’s Parker’s Trails.

Daniele is a landscape photographer and videomaker with passion for taking aerial content with his drones, creating particular and atypical compositions.

Ambassador for DJI, f-stop and Fotopro, he has received several awards over the years:
9th FAPA 2023, reFocus World Photo Annual 2023, Skypixel 7th Edition 2022, IPA 2021, SIPA Drone Photo Awards 2021.