My name is Anthony Dimitri, I am a 26 years old photographer from France. For as long as I can remember I have been a great outdoors enthusiast. To this day, I am still amazed by how many things nature can offer us.
I first grabbed a camera back in 2011, when I seriously started to film videos and capture photographs. All this happened along my big first trip to Indonesia.
At that time, I felt the urgency to visit as many places as possible.
I made the most of this trip and returned home with a backpack full of moments that I will never experience again. However, I know that I can look back to all those experiences and relive them in my mind again and again. To me, this is what makes traveling so unique.
On my way back home it was clear to me that I should spend more time traveling. Indonesia, its landscapes and people made me extremely curious about our world. Would every country in the world have a uniqueness to be explored? If so, I was willing to find that out.
My passion for traveling came pretty much at the time I was discovering landscape photography as well.
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