“Participating in a contest is like seeking confirmation and acknowledgment for your work. And some of the contests will create huge publicity campaigns on the biggest media around the world which can generate some great opportunities.”
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“Painting is complementary to photography as I can create my own universe and the way I see things. In the end, you can’t touch art, you can’t see it, you just have to live it.”
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“When somebody sees one of my photos, I want him to say, “Oh it’s not the same shot I usually see of this place, I had never seen this here!” I feel the same when I look at someone else’s photo. I draw inspiration from looking at others’ photos – I think that is the deeper purpose of art, to inspire and be inspired, a continuous back and forth of expression and interpretation.”
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“I will never forget that day I took the winning shot. It’s going to be the story I keep telling everyone when I’m older, of how foolish I was when I was younger on my first trip after a worldwide pandemic. This shot was taken in East Java, my first stop of the 7-days road trip.”
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“The biggest evolution in my approach to photography and my work came when I started focusing on the small moments. The big moments are great when they appear, but it is the small ones that get you going.”
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“The winning shot was taken at one of my favorite locations, where I went together with a friend. We were in a perfect mood that day… Clouds moving in and out, dancing around the summits, creating impressive panoramas. It was just what we were looking for.”
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“Photography is a powerful tool for many purposes. Oceanographers, scientists, journalists and travelers use it as a source of information everyday. Photography informs, records, entertains, provokes, reports, stimulates, educates…”
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“The photo was taken in Tenorio volcano park in Costa Rica. We knew that this waterfall, called Rio Celeste, would be one of the highlights of the visit. The intense blue water comes from the presence of certain minerals in the river thanks to the volcanic activity.”
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“During an outing with the group, we discovered the beautiful black sand beach of Vík. I could take many pictures of the beach but what I wanted more than anything was to see and photograph the symbol of Iceland: the puffin.”
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We’d like you to get to know Ragga Ragnars, an Olympic swimmer and actress from Iceland (have you seen the TV show Viking?), portrayed by our talented Nomadict family members @kevin._.pages and @hollow.sun.
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