My name is Pablo Eugui and I am a Spanish photographer based in Austria. My love for photography started quite early, thanks to my father, who taught me to enjoy the nature and appreciate the greatness of it.
After I moved to Vienna, I got the chance to travel more, to visit amazing places and to witness incredible landscapes. Nature inspires me, and the possibility of sharing this with others through photography motivates me every single day. I don’t care about a fancy car or the newest phone, I prefer spending my money on traveling, discovering new places. Taking a breathe in a completely new atmosphere is what makes me feel alive and happy.
That is why I want to explore as many incredible places as possible, and capture the freedom and wildness that we can find in nature. I have many spots in mind I want to photograph, but Canada and the Pacific Northwest are on top of my list. However, the world has much more to offer than we can even imagine!
Andy Rider is a passionate wildlife photographer and filmmaker based in South Africa, dedicated to capturing the raw beauty of nature while raising awareness about conservation. Inspired by legends like Steve Irwin, his journey began as a field guide, where he honed his skills and developed a deep respect for ethical wildlife photography.
In this article, photographer Philipp shares how time, clarity, and consistency have shaped his evolving relationship with nature photography. Drawn ever further north, he writes about embracing uncertainty, working with restraint, and finding beauty even when plans fall apart — including the unlikely story behind his Best of the Week–winning image.
Tom shares the journey behind his winning photography, from a passion for exploration and remote places to field lessons, composition choices, and color grading.
Join us in the Faroe Islands for a unique photo tour, where you’ll elevate your creative skills with expert guidance from Ronald Soethje and Nomadict.
Join us in the Azores for a unique photo tour, where you’ll elevate your creative skills with expert guidance from Ronald Soethje, Bruno Ázera, and Nomadict.
In this article, Forest shares how years of chasing scale, silence, and raw landscapes shaped his approach to photography, from the deserts of Kazakhstan to the volcanic ridges of Iceland. He talks about how he uses light, texture, and vast negative space to create images that feel both intimate and overwhelming.
