“I love finding my visual voice and have been very fortunate in the past with my art. So I feel finding my visual identity was a smoother journey than most. But the key to this is finding inspiration and adapting to what meets you. There is no right or wrong. Follow your idols and adapt or go completely solo. With time your unique voice will emerge.”
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“Wildlife photography and all other forms of art, generally take a lot of practice and effort. The fulfillment comes from seeing all your hard work and labor come true in the result. You can make ideas into something concrete through your efforts.”
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“Our natural backyard, its glory, and wonders were the perfect playground to start. Icelandic nature is where I feel at peace, where my mind is calm, and I was sure it would have the same effect on others.”
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“Minimalism is the key to capturing stunning landscapes and the mantra I have been living by since I started my journey. Add a stunning scenery, a subject or companion for scale, and a tad of instinct and you got yourself a solid shot.”
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“Photography has changed my view of how I perceive my environment and has opened my eyes to the little things that can be found in nature. It has also taught me not to give up, but to keep going when there is something you enjoy and are passionate about.”
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“To feel alive means having the possibility to do something adventurous and also having the courage to do it – knowing that your plan might not work out. But once it does, these are the moments you carry in your heart for the rest of your life. Let life surprise you and let yourself surprise you – this is how you feel alive!”
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Five talented photographers share their insights into creating aesthetic photos with a well-balanced composition, adding their signature style.
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“Purely technically, it is important to me that nothing is overexposed or underexposed. Although I like to experiment with open aperture, I want my images to be sharp from front to back. So I often stack images for absolute depth of field and get very close to foreground objects.”
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“I always plan my trips according to my goals – pure climbing or photography. Various apps like Kommot or tour sites like Bergfex and Outdooractive help me plan my trips. A must-have app is PeakFinder, to figure out the best spot at a specific moment of the day. For example, to see the lightning conditions and direction. I also work with Sun Surveyor and PhotoPills. With these apps, you can plan exactly when the sun is where and at what time of year.”
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“In photography and filmmaking, finding the ideal location will support the narrative of your work and assist you in creating emotion. And since our time is limited, making the most out of each situation is crucial.”
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