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Animal and Wildlife photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers
Kevin Eßer

Kevin Eßer, macro and nature photographer from Hessen, Germany, developed a great enthusiasm for nature at an early age, especially for reptiles and amphibians. His photography regularly takes him to Costa Rica. He is also fascinated by the wildlife of southern European countries such as Croatia and Portugal, as well as local regions. His work is characterised by sophistication and authenticity.
Landscape photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers, Misc., Animal and Wildlife photography
Marte Engelbrecht

Marte Engelbrecht, a nature photographer from northern Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, combines her passion for the sea and nature with a creative and artistic approach to photography. Marte focuses on naturalness in her work. For her, the camera is the tool to capture moods and scenes - not the computer. Her images are created in the moment, directly in nature, without excessive digital post-processing.
Landscape photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers, Architectural photography
Siegfried Eichhorn

Siegfried Eichhorn is a versatile landscape and architecture photographer from Inning am Ammersee. In addition to photography, he also works as a video producer. One of the focal points of his professional work is the numerous workshops and individual coaching sessions he offers to both private individuals and companies. Siegfried has turned his passion into a career, but you can immediately tell that he has not lost his fascination for photography and filming. This is more than evident in his very informative and extensive YouTube channel.
Macro photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers
Raúl Espino

Raúl Espino is a Spanish nature and macro photographer from Seville. His photographic focus is the local flora and fauna. His photographs often show animals in their natural habitat.
People and portrait photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers
Hermann Otto Ehlers

Hermann Otto Ehlers from Hamburg has been working with photography since 1985 - first on black and white film, now mainly digital. He is not interested in the mere image, but in the real person behind the façade. Hermann's work shows that portrait and nude photography is much more than the depiction of perfect bodies or staged poses. His images are snapshots of life: honest and unadulterated.
Landscape photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers, Animal and Wildlife photography
Fritz Eichmann

Fritz Eichmann, from Zwiesel in the Bavarian Forest, has dedicated himself to nature and landscape photography since the 1980s. His work is characterised by a deep connection to his homeland, which he captures with his camera. He is not only interested in aesthetic beauty, but also in the importance and fragility of our environment.
Animal and Wildlife photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers, Macro photography
Hans-Helmut Esser

Hans Helmut Esser, a nature and wildlife photographer from Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany, was infected with the "photography virus" at an early age. His photographic beginnings ranged from 35mm to medium format to plate cameras on an optical bench, with an initial focus on landscape photography. Over time, he developed an increasing interest in nature photography of the local animal world.
People and portrait photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers
Benedikt Ernst

Cologne-based people photographer Benedikt Ernst has made a name for himself in the world of black and white photography with his realistic, aesthetic style. He specialises in portraiture, nudes and fashion, but social photography is also playing an increasingly important role in his work. Benedikt's approach is to focus on authenticity. His work reflects reality without distorting or judging it.
Macro photography, (E)nthusiastic and enjoyable photographers
Astrid Emmrich-Wanless

Astrid Emmrich-Wanless is a nature photographer from Paderborn with a focus on macro photography. Her favorite subjects are flowers, butterflies and mushrooms and are mainly taken in her home and surroundings. Astrid's photography is more artistic and creative than documentary. Colors and an often purposefully used blur are an important feature of her images.