Nomadict’s entries and the stories behind the films are carefully curated on this page to inspire you!
“The idea of my winning video is simple: Life isn’t fair, it has never been and will never be, and it isn’t at all easy for us in this part of the world. Despite this, I want to follow my dreams no matter what it takes.”
“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!”
“Besides many challenges, the whole trip has been a highlight. The differentiating element of this expedition though has really been the people I was able to meet with the same passion for preserving our planet, initiating change, and finding long-term solutions. I had the chance to have inspiring conversations and learn innovative ideas from people working in different industries worldwide.”
“With my work, I want to showcase the world as it is, with raw and unfiltered moments without getting stuck on the idea of creating the perfect work of art. I believe my job as a photographer is to create with consistency and self-discipline. Yes, a lot of your work won’t get acknowledged, but that is only because you are still learning how to create high-quality work.”
“Understanding that you will get much further when you collaborate instead of trying to always compete. Help others without expecting anything in return; you’d be surprised how many creators are more than willing to help you or offer valuable insights when you need them! In addition, when you work together, adventures might have a higher success rate – with photographs as a result that you may otherwise not have been able to take.”
“Through the video I submitted for the ColorPro film contest, I wanted to highlight what leaving my comfort zone has done for me over the past few years. It started in Kilimanjaro, where I first was afraid to leave my comfort zone. By doing so anyway and finding my way through this climb, I understood that I wanted to express my sensitivity and externalize my inner world through video. I found a new goal after dropping my rugby career that made life exciting again.”
“It is incredible how you can develop such deep connections with people all around the world. I met this group of photographers through social media, and when the idea of traveling to Iceland presented itself, we decided to work together to make it happen.”
“It took me a while to rediscover my homeland and learn about its peculiarities. So if someone gets inspired to go on a weekend road trip around its home country instead of reminiscing about traveling to the other side of the world, I would be happy!”
“I always have doubts about all my videos and never think they are good enough. That’s why I was so surprised when I won an award, and still am every time. Maybe being humble is key, and trusting your creativity combined with your knowledge and personal liking.”
“I remember my teachers at the photography school telling us that a photo isn’t finished until it’s printed – A photo print is the final conclusion of an image.”
“The idea of my winning video is simple: Life isn’t fair, it has never been and will never be, and it isn’t at all easy for us in this part of the world. Despite this, I want to follow my dreams no matter what it takes.”
“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!”
“Besides many challenges, the whole trip has been a highlight. The differentiating element of this expedition though has really been the people I was able to meet with the same passion for preserving our planet, initiating change, and finding long-term solutions. I had the chance to have inspiring conversations and learn innovative ideas from people working in different industries worldwide.”
“With my work, I want to showcase the world as it is, with raw and unfiltered moments without getting stuck on the idea of creating the perfect work of art. I believe my job as a photographer is to create with consistency and self-discipline. Yes, a lot of your work won’t get acknowledged, but that is only because you are still learning how to create high-quality work.”
“Understanding that you will get much further when you collaborate instead of trying to always compete. Help others without expecting anything in return; you’d be surprised how many creators are more than willing to help you or offer valuable insights when you need them! In addition, when you work together, adventures might have a higher success rate – with photographs as a result that you may otherwise not have been able to take.”
“Through the video I submitted for the ColorPro film contest, I wanted to highlight what leaving my comfort zone has done for me over the past few years. It started in Kilimanjaro, where I first was afraid to leave my comfort zone. By doing so anyway and finding my way through this climb, I understood that I wanted to express my sensitivity and externalize my inner world through video. I found a new goal after dropping my rugby career that made life exciting again.”
“It is incredible how you can develop such deep connections with people all around the world. I met this group of photographers through social media, and when the idea of traveling to Iceland presented itself, we decided to work together to make it happen.”
“It took me a while to rediscover my homeland and learn about its peculiarities. So if someone gets inspired to go on a weekend road trip around its home country instead of reminiscing about traveling to the other side of the world, I would be happy!”
“I always have doubts about all my videos and never think they are good enough. That’s why I was so surprised when I won an award, and still am every time. Maybe being humble is key, and trusting your creativity combined with your knowledge and personal liking.”
“I remember my teachers at the photography school telling us that a photo isn’t finished until it’s printed – A photo print is the final conclusion of an image.”
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