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.

Daniel Iglesias was born and lives in Sweden but has the whole world as his workplace. Daniel works as a Wildlife photographer & expedition leader and has done this for the past few years. At the moment he works for different companies that organize expeditions and photography trips all over the world. As expedition leader, he meets a lot of people, and he does his best to tell and inform them about the animals they see on the trips. He wants people to get as good insight into the lives of animals and their way of life as possible. If he gets to choose his destination, he prefers deep rainforests with lots of venomous snakes, beautiful birds and different species of primates. Before he started working as a Wildlife photographer and expedition leader, Daniel worked as the Team Leader and curator of mammals and reptiles at a zoo in Sweden. Daniel has over 25 years of experience with tropical animals, and they have always been a big part of his life. Daniel bought his first camera in 2009 and since then has always had a camera close at hand. In addition to his travels and expeditions, Daniel is involved in several conservation projects in Sweden. He documents, bands and builds nesting sites for both Peregrine Falcons (Falco peregrinus) and Ospreys (Pandion haliaetus).

Daniel Cofar Szabo is a self-taught photographer who lives in Segovia. Thanks to the surroundings of large natural landscapes and fauna, he enjoys landscape, bird and macro photography. Through his photos he tries to make people enjoy the beauty of nature and at the same time respect it! Every day he is thinking and planning the next outing, to try to capture a new sunrise, sunset or a good capture of the Milky Way. For 2 years, together with a group of friends, he has been teaching photography workshops, where he tries to transmit to his students his knowledge and his love of photography.

Dani Lefrancois is a photo guide, adventurer, and knower of things based in the Canadian Rockies. She first fell in love with photography as a child during family road trips around Canada, exploring the beautiful landscapes around her. Her passion grew stronger after a transformative trip to Banff, Jasper, Yukon, and Alaska in 2003. By 2011, she made the leap to Banff, pursuing her childhood dream of living in the mountains and working as a photographer.

Dani now runs Banff Photo Workshops & Tours, where she guides and teaches other photographers, sharing her love of nature and photography. She helps people connect with the stunning beauty of Banff National Park and beyond. Passionate about chasing sunrises, hiking, and road-tripping, Dani also enjoys knitting during her downtime.

She finds joy in capturing both the big, dramatic moments in nature and the quiet, everyday beauty that often goes unnoticed. Ever the optimist when it comes to mountain weather, Dani approaches life with energy and a sense of adventure. With a camera in hand, she is always searching for new ways to inspire others to appreciate the simple, fleeting moments in the world around them.

Dan Zafra is a professional landscape and astrophotographer originally from Spain, based in the desert Southwest of the United States. His work combines a mix of artistic vision with technical expertise, drawing inspiration from majestic landscapes and the beauty of pristine dark skies. Dan is dedicated to helping others unlock their creative potential through online tutorials, photography tours, and workshops. His work has earned recognition from organizations like NASA, National Geographic, and Forbes, and he won the People’s Choice award for the 2022 Astronomy Photographer of the Year.

Co-founder of Capture the Atlas, Dan curates resources like the Milky Way Calendars and photography collections that inspire others to explore the night sky such as the Milky Way Photographer of the Year.

Dan Schykulski's journey in photography began when he picked up his first point-and-click camera 15 years ago, igniting a passion for capturing the world's natural beauty. Known for his stunning landscape photographs, Dan has become a sought-after collaborator for various brands and tourism boards, using his lens to showcase destinations around his home province of Alberta Canada.

The Canadian Rockies have truly capturer his heart and creativity. With every click of the shutter, he paints vivid portraits of these majestic mountains, earning recognition and admiration from fellow photographers and nature enthusiasts alike. Dan Schykulski's work not only reflects his technical expertise but also his deep appreciation for the wilderness and his commitment to preserving its splendor.   

A sucker for punishment - that's how some would describe me, considering the locations some of my assignments have taken me - from camping on the polar bear inhabited Arctic Svalbard, to photographing a pioneering bike trip in Afghanistan. But the itch to experience far flung places is one that I began scratching a quarter of a century ago during a seven month solo trip around Latin America. Then I learned a lot about a continent at struggle and about respecting local cultures. And I learned a lot about myself and about photography. Between war-torn Peru, a US-insurgent undermined Nicaragua and a Chile about to emerge from dictatorship, I recorded my experiences with a simple Olympus OM-1 film camera, and the itch to take interesting photos began too.

Two decades (and some) later I am still shooting pictures and I'd like to think they are still thought provoking, aesthetically pleasing, motivating or at least just simply interesting. Or perhaps a combination of all. I've had the pleasure of shooting with some of the snow and bike world's most legendary names —from Jeremy Jones, Travis Rice and Terje Haakonsen, to Matt Hunter and Hans Rey, and having carved out a niche in mountain and adventure photography, my images have appeared in some of the world's most respected mainstream press from Mens Healthand The Financial Times to Bicycling and dozens of specialist sport titles in between.

My time is split between the UK, the Alps, and wherever my latest assignment demands me to be, where I look to capture the story or shoot product in a genuine and aspirational way. While I have built a reputation for accepting more remote, uncompromising assignments, I see these as a way to photograph original content, not as part of a self-demented, sado-masochist urge to endure hardship. The hardship —from camping in sub 25C temperatures to shouldering bikes over 5000m passes— just seems to come with the job.

Wherever and whatever I am photographing, I like to think that some of that '89 Latin America trip's inertia is still with me. It manifests as both a desire to look beyond the safe, predictable and mundane, and to include a little thought provocation in my images and films.

I am proud to be on f-stop Photo Packs' Global Icon team, an ambassador for Yeti Cycles and to be supported by Mavic, LibTech Snowboards, Mountain Equipment and Shimano components from Madison UK.