Carlo Alberto Conti is a  landscape and travel photographer with 12 (and counting) years’ experience as a professional. He lives in La Spezia, a step away from Cinque Terre National park.  It was during his time at those sea-villages that his interest in photography germinated as he started to experiment with shooting the places he went. He studied as surveyor loving the charts and all knowledge which was often been of use in planning his photographic forays.

During his photographic career, he travelled to many corners of the globe, like most photographers but there is one places on Earth, he is attached with by his soul: Iceland. Besides his home town he consider Iceland as his native land. Since when he went there for the first time he was impressed by its remarkable atmosphere of small villages (reminding him to his 5Terre villages), incredible nature and northern lights dancing during the winter time.

Carlo thinks the world can’t live without testimonials, so he strives to share his vision with millions of people to enhance visited places and  inspiring viewers to explore for themselves. Drawing inspiration from the wildest he works to capture stories that inspire humans to consider their relationship with nature, while promoting the preservation of wild places.

Photography brought him new friendship and collaborations. He is an official Clickalps contributor and an Ambassador for Feisol, NiSi, fotopro as well. He is also beta tester for TM panel. He is happiest with his wife Marika raising their two sons Nicolò and Federico in his hometown of La Spezia.

Burak Esenbey is a professional landscape and astrophotographer from Osnabrück, Germany.
His love for landscape photography began in 2018 at the foot of the Three Peaks in the Dolomites, Italy. Overwhelmed by the impressions of this fascinating place, from now on he wanted to explore and photograph the most diverse places in the world.

A short time later, however, he found his second passion in astrophotography, which would shape his photographic career.
Through his tireless efforts and dedication, Burak has been featured in the last two years alone on
more than 100 websites such as NatGeo, VICE, The Guardian, PetaPixel. In addition, he won
highly decorated awards.

For some time now, Burak has also been offering photo tours to some of the most spectacular
places in the world, including the country of his parents in Turkey, Cappadocia, but also to other
corners of the world to Patagonian or Namibia.

Bret is a professional wildlife photographer based in the Scottish Highlands. He lives in a cottage which is surrounded by Caledonian pine forests and a plethora of species that are now absent from much of the UK. His work has been awarded numerous times in some of the world’s leading wildlife photography competitions, such as MontPhoto and Bird Photographer of the Year.

Having travelled far and wide, Bret has built up an impressive portfolio of wildlife from across the globe. He specializes in subjects from the far north, sub-Saharan Africa and Australia, but can be found popping up in Latin America and the Indian sub-continent from time-to-time too.

Leading dedicated photography tours and safaris for Wildlife Worldwide, Bret takes small groups of passionate photographers in search of the world’s iconic wildlife in some of the most incredible destinations on Earth.

Benjamin, who has been recognized as an award-winning night sky photographer, earned the title of Milky Way Photographer of the Year in 2021, 2022, and 2023. He passionately leads photography expeditions across the globe, guiding participants to incredibly remote and off-the-grid locations. Through these expeditions, he shares his expertise in advanced techniques for low-light photography.

In addition to his photography endeavors, Benjamin holds a distinguished role as a researcher at the prestigious Sphinx Observatory in Switzerland. Perched at an awe-inspiring altitude of 3571 meters, this observatory reigns as the loftiest in all of Europe. Within its elevated confines, Benjamin passionately directs his focus towards unravelling the intricate evolution of light pollution and its profound ramifications on our environment.

Ben lives on the edge of the Peak District National Park and has held a deep passion for nature and the outdoors from a very young age. He studied photography and became a full time wildlife photographer in 2003. His work has taken him all over the world where he strives to create images that conjure emotion and tell stories. Ben is especially drawn to environmental images that show his subject in context, and likes to use elements of the landscape, as well as dramatic light to draw the viewer into his subject’s world. He is described by Living Edge magazine as a “passionate and experienced wildlife photographer, with a perfectionist’s eye for detail”.

Ben sells his images worldwide through several of the world’s top photographic agencies, and is a regular contributor to publications such as BBC Wildlife magazine, Outdoor Photography, Professional Photographer, Digital SLR Photography and many more. Ben is Vice President of Cheshire Wildlife Trust and has appeared on many TV and Radio programs including BBC 1’s Walk on the Wild Side, BBC The One Show and BBC Countryfile. Ben’s images have earned him numerous prestigious international awards including over 20 awards in the British Wildlife Photography Awards, European Wildlife Photographer of the Year and category wins in Bird Photographer of the Year.

He was also awarded Geographical Photographer of the Year. Ben’s contributions to wildlife photography extend beyond his own work. He is a sought-after speaker and educator, regularly conducting workshops and lectures throughout the UK and overseas to share his expertise and passion with aspiring photographers.

Born and raised in Athens, Greece, he lived there until the age of 18 when he moved to Italy for his studies. After graduating in physiotherapy, he decided to dedicate more time to his passions: photography and traveling.

Starting as a self-taught photographer, his talent soon gained recognition when he won the prestigious National Geographic contest in Italy. This achievement earned him a master’s degree at the John Kaverdash School of Photography, one of the most esteemed photography institutions in Italy. Now, he works as a freelance photographer, traveling across the globe.

Deeply fascinated by humanity, he considers portraiture his favorite genre, although he enjoys experimenting with others. For him, photography is a vital witness to human history and a medium to explore anthropological and social changes. What he loves most about photography is its emotional impact and the ability to tell compelling stories.

An avid traveler and adventure enthusiast, he enjoys climbing mountains, ski touring, and mountaineering when at home in L’Aquila. The rest of the time, he can be found documenting life in remote parts of Africa or capturing penguins in the Antarctic icebergs.

Over the years, he has received numerous accolades, including awards from the Nikon Contest (2014), National Geographic Italia (2015), FIIPA Awards (2015, 2016, 2017), and the Siena International Photo Awards (2017, 2018).

Antonio Pizzaro is the Multimedia Editor-in-Chief at one of Spain’s most prestigious newspapers, bringing over 30 years of experience in developing new narrative approaches and audiovisual formats for journalism. His work is defined by a combination of journalistic rigor, innovation, and a strong commitment to professional ethics.

He has collaborated with international agencies such as Reuters, Associated Press, and France Press, as well as various global media outlets. His storytelling approach prioritizes depth, authenticity, and significant impact.

Beyond journalism, Antonio is a dedicated photographer with a deep commitment to environmental conservation. In recent years, he has focused his work on Doñana National Park, documenting its biodiversity with a special emphasis on the Iberian lynx, one of the most endangered feline species in the world.

His career achievements include a World Press Photo award, one of the most prestigious honors in photojournalism, underscoring his dedication to visual quality and documentary storytelling.

Currently, he is engaged in several documentary video projects, exploring innovative ways to highlight socially and environmentally relevant issues. His goal remains to push the boundaries of multimedia journalism while contributing a unique perspective to environmental conservation.

In addition to his professional work, Antonio leads workshops on nature photography, sharing his expertise and passion with the next generation of photographers.

Dibs is a seasoned photographer and occasional filmmaker based in Norfolk, UK, with a passion for capturing the essence of the landscapes and seascapes around him. His photography journey began in Commercial and Event photography, but his heart has always been drawn to the untamed beauty of the UK coastline.

With a Bachelor's and Master's in Photography, Dibs has expanded his focus to explore architecture, decay, and historical narratives, maintaining a deep connection to the landscapes he loves. Long exposures and light painting of derelict structures have become a hallmark of his work, producing images that elegantly blend time and texture.

In recent years, Dibs has applied his expertise in filters and techniques to every project and workshop he leads. Over the past decade, he has conducted near to 500 workshops across diverse genres, sharing his passion and knowledge with photographers of all abilities from all backgrounds.

Annaïs Pascual is a Spanish photographer and nature lover.
She currently combines her journalistic work with professional wildlife photography, leading workshops and other scientific activities with conservation purposes. An OM System Ambassador, she has been published in various prestigious media, such as Agencia EFE, National Geographic, among others. She also serves as a judge for prestigious photography contests.

In her f-stop Tilopa DuraDiamond backpack, a long-range lens and another for capturing the invisible world (macro photography) are must-haves.  

César Gil is a Spanish wildlife photographer and tour leader. An OM System Ambassador, he currently combines his job as specialist photo advisor with professional wildlife and nature photography leading tours, workshops and talks. As a field technician has worked on several census of endangered bird species and has been published in prestigious media such as National Geographic Spain and BBC Mundo among others. He has also been finalist in international contests such as FotoFio.

In his f-stop Tilopa Duradiamond backpack a telephoto lens about 400-500mm, a wide angle lens and a macro lens are must-haves.

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.