HOME BASE: AUSTRALIA

Anthony “Gordo” Gordon, is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker and documentarian with over two decades of professional experience in producing and filming everything from the world’s first Sherpa Rescue Team on Mount Everest to Ultra Long Distance Cycling, to the exploration of the ocean by new SCUBA divers. 

His project locations range from the heights of the Himalayan Mountains to the African Plains, and projects cover subjects in 62 countries. Anthony's filmmaking, post-production, and distribution skills make him one of the world’s most unique solo artists. With Gordo’s thirst for adventure, and his innate ability to not just survive, but to thrive under conditions that would send most other filmmakers running for the nearest Country Comfort Inn, he rapidly found himself drawn to explore, document, and share the exploits of athletes who were testing the very limits of human endurance and willpower.

It is almost impossible to maintain the separation between the person behind the camera and the adventure they are documenting. Especially when the person filming the action must make their grueling way into the deepest jungles, to the tallest waterfalls, across scorching deserts, or even to the top of the world to get that shot. All whilst carrying not just the equipment they need to survive those extremes, but also to be able to record the audio and video to bring that story back to people in the comfort of their own homes.

With a passion for storytelling and a keen eye for capturing the essence of human experiences, Gordo has made a significant impact on the world of documentary filmmaking. Antony is using the Shinn with 80 L which he owns twice along with the Master CINE Insert Gatekeeper straps and the Raincover. Additionally, he owns two Tilopa's and the Dyota 20 L 

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.

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.

HOME BASE: FRANCE

Alexandre Barbuto is a producer and director who grew up in the French Alps in Grenoble. Spending a lot of time in the mountains and is fascinated by nature.

“Al” started taking landscape photography and filming extreme sports 15 years ago just for fun and riding with his friends. He is now the owner of a video production company named Dazone Productions which make commercials, documentaries, aerials, video clip, and reports for prestigious brands, artists, pro riders, chefs, festivals, and companies all around the world.

He works today with Nobaday, SuperWhite, RedBull, Rossignol, Easyrig, Lamborghini, Alpine, Steve Aoki, Christophe Aribert, Ford, Warner Music, Teredak, Zeiss, Rolls Royce, Tomorrowland, Marlboro, Wagram Music, Renault Sport, DimMak, Les 2 Alpes, The Rag Place, DoP Choice.

He’s an Ambassador for Easyrig, Teradek f-stop and works closely with Zeiss, smallHD, DoP Choice, The Rag Place, and Angénieux.

HOME BASE: GREECE 

Inspired by nature and city landscapes, being a snowboarder and skateboarder since the early days of his life, Alex found himself surrounded by motions, actions, and feelings that he would later capture with his camera.

Alex studied photography and still lives in Athens, he is a photographer without a permanent house per se with his first publication being in 2008 from a snowboard trip with friends in Alpes. This was only the beginning of a life-changing trip, a trip around the globe with many more clicks and shots and adventures during which Alex became what they could call now...a real-life photographer.

His work was on the front page of the most well-known skate & snowboard magazines in his country, shifting into other sports he turned into a professional photographer with unlimited sources of inspiration.

HOME BASE: ITALY

Alessandro Belluscio is an action sports - outdoor -  lifestyle photographer based in the Swiss Alps. 

Alo, as people call him, spent the last years traveling and shooting around the Alps and all over the world: from Scandinavia to Patagonia, from the Rocky Mountains to Japan. Founder and Chief Editor of Italians 4skiers mag (the first Italian free ski magazine), after 5 years Alo moved to the European desks of downdays.eu

Alo signed some important campaigns during the last 15 years for important brands from the outdoor business.

Actually, Alo is a Swiss-based photographer, in Engadin, and is a full-time freelancer. He is supported by Broncolor, carl zeiss and f-stop

I am lucky to call the Pacific Northwest home. Born and raised in Oregon, I live within 100 miles of the Pacific Ocean, the Columbia River Gorge, Mt. Hood Wilderness, and the high desert of Oregon. My love of nature has nurtured my love of photography. I have spent the last ten years fine-tuning my photography skills creating the photos you see on this website. My experiences, accomplishments, and contributions are many including; working as a portrait and wedding photographer, contributing member of the Professional Photographers of Oregon board of directors 2007-2009, landscape workshop leader, active team member of Photo Cascadia, and blog contributor.

Ading Attamimi is a photographer, content creator, social media specialist, strategic planner, and leader, he is running a social media consultant firm based in Melbourne and Jakarta. He is the first Nikon Ambassador for Indonesia and one of the D850 Pro Photographers, he is attached to a few big global brands such as Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts, BMW, Gitzo, and many more.

Ading is a travel photographer, teaching workshops to more than 100 people, running photography tours, a Nikon College instructor, and many other activities, mixing his travel with nature's beauty and a luxury class.

HOME BASE: AUSTRIA

"When asked where I prefer to be, where I feel at home, the answer is crystal clear - in nature, in the mountains, in the open air.

As a photographer, I love to take pictures and I also like to take the whole preparation for a photo shoot into my own hands. Location and model scouting support me considerably in my work to capture nature and human beings in action.

I found climbing very late and today I cannot imagine a life without towering cliffs with the light play from the early morning until the approaching night. Besides taking images of gifted athletes, I use the photo studio of alpine nature to perfectly place people in the mountains for lifestyle photography. Bringing the essence of a person out for the lens is my goal.

Since 2000, it has been driving me to the mountains of the world and my beloved home of Austria. I learned the profession from scratch. During my diploma thesis - in the Arctic, on the icebreaker Polarstern - I really discovered the importance of the movement for me. Since then I have been working for international companies and magazines in the outdoor industry.

I was given my first camera from my parents at the age of six. Since then, photography has taken a firm grip on me - it has lost nothing of its fascination to this day. With eye and lens, I capture irretrievable moments in the nature of the mountains - for eternity.