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Gunnar Asmus
Gunnar Asmus is an artistic nature photographer from Malente in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, who transforms ephemeral natural scenes into works of art through deliberate blurring, long exposures and multiple exposures. His favourite subjects are forests, water and the Scandinavian landscape. Gunnar not only documents external reality, but also expresses emotions and moods. In addition to his work as a photographer, he teaches photography courses at the folk high school.
Gottlieb Schalberger
Gottlieb Schalberger is a nature photographer from Friolzheim, Germany. He is especially passionate about macro photography. But he is also fascinated by landscapes and weather phenomena. Especially his macro and abstract nature photographs show that Gottlieb not only documents, but also sets creative accents with his photos. His play with focus, color, and form often makes his images look like works of art.
Claudia Kobrow
Bremen-based people photographer Claudia Kobrow has a particular preference for black and white, as the absence of colour allows her to enhance the emotional depth and expressiveness of her images. Her work is characterised by an intense atmosphere in which strength and vulnerability play an intriguing role. With a keen sense of emotion and special moments, she captures moments that get under your skin. This likeable photographer also focuses on emotionality and creative expressiveness in nude photography.
Hans Strand
Hans Strand is a Swedish nature photographer from Marmaverken. Since 1990, after a nine-year career in engineering, he has been working as a professional landscape photographer. By now, Hans is one of the best known and respected landscape photographers in Europe, maybe even worldwide. He shoots in medium format with Hasselblad cameras.
Fabian Grell
Fabian Grell is a renowned people and fashion photographer and photo trainer from Bielefeld, Germany. In his portraits he tries to capture the individual personality of his subjects. Good portraits of women do not need models with perfect figures and perfect measurements, but they must never be without feeling and authenticity. Good portraits of men can do without prominent muscles and beards, but never without soul. Besides photography, he offers courses in photography and image editing.
Michael Robben
Michael Robben, a passionate architectural photographer from Oldenburg, Germany, is constantly looking for new approaches and challenges in photography. This curiosity for change and development leads him to try out different styles and possibilities. For Michael, photography is not just about capturing moments, but a creative process that gives him peace and concentration.
Robert Christ
The Upper Palatinate photographer Robert Christ shows us on 10Fotos images in the field of reduced and experimental photography. For image composition, Robert likes to use long exposures and unusual angles. His work has already received several awards.
Jörg Wiltink
For Jörg Wiltink from Rheinhessen, Germany, nature photography is a welcome change from his hectic everyday life. He is particularly fascinated by macro photography. Looking through the lens allows Jörg to immerse himself in a world that remains invisible to many - a world full of small wonders and fascinating details. But he also has an irresistible attraction to landscapes, which he sometimes captures in an abstract and minimalist way.
Bill Ferngren
Bill is a Swedish landscape and nature photographer. He says he likes challenges and loves to photograph things that you usually pass by unnoticed. Trees in fog, the small stream in the forest, meadows that can inspire new motifs or just a plant on a tree. Maybe not always such spectacular subjects, but Bill takes a spectacular photo of them. He sees details, finds the perfect perspective and captures the mood at the right moment.
Jannette van der Boon
Jannette van der Boon is a Dutch nature photographer. Her main focus is macro and landscape photography, especially the local flora and fauna. The fantastic and atmospheric landscape shots are wonderful proof that it doesn't need a spectacular landscape to take extraordinary and creative photos.
Philipp Lutz
Born in the rural north of Augsburg and now based in Munich, Philipp Lutz has found his creative expression in landscape and architectural photography. His journey into the world of images began at a young age with an analogue 35mm camera. Photography is not only a hobby for Philipp, but also a way to escape the office routine and explore new places. He enjoys experimenting with perspective and natural and man-made structures.
Heidi Nassenstein
Heidi Nassenstein, renowned photographer and native of Kiel, Germany, has traveled the world with her passion for photography and thirst for adventure, capturing countless fascinating moments. She is fascinated by creative macro photography, which gives her a new perspective on the world. In addition, landscapes and culture, often captured in a surreal and abstract way, play an important role in her photography.
Andri Geir Jónasson
Andri was born and raised in Iceland. As he himself writes, this growing up in the midst of nature, near the mountains and next to unique landscapes has been formative for his kind of photography. Andri's photographs are also unique. His ambition is not to document or describe, he wants to artfully represent nature with his images. Abstract and minimalist shots are often the result.
Dieter Kittel
Dieter Kittel is a nude and landscape photographer from the region Fischland-Darß-Zingst at the Baltic Sea and the Saaler Bodden. On 10Photos Dieter limits himself to sensual photography, in which the landscape is not neglected. His main concern is to create aesthetic images and to capture or even generate emotions.
Dennis Marso
Dennis Marso, born in the 1980s, is a passionate astrophotographer living in Dassendorf on the eastern outskirts of Hamburg. In his work he places great emphasis on an authentic representation of the night sky. Using long exposure times and special filters, he reveals colors that remain hidden to the human eye, capturing the overwhelming beauty of the universe in his fascinating images.
Thomas Wester
Thomas Wester is a creative and versatile nature and fine art photographer from Ennepetal in the southern Ruhr area of Germany. His portfolio is exceptionally diverse and his images are characterised by clear lines, well thought-out compositions and original perspectives. He moves confidently between macro photography, dynamic wildlife photography and spectacular landscapes. The dynamism of his images and the authenticity he consistently maintains are impressive.
Simone Wirth
Simone Wirth, a creative Swiss nature photographer, shows landscapes and animals not only in a vivid and documentary way, but often in an artistically abstract form that appeals to the viewer on an emotional level. Her experimental use of light, colour and form is characteristic: sometimes bright and soft, sometimes dark and dramatic.
Ines Mondon
One of Ines Mondon's main focuses is nature photography, in particular macro photography, landscape photography, abstract photography, as well as colors and shapes from nature.
Aleksey Dovgulya
Aleksey Dovgulya is a photographer and videographer specialising in advertising, portrait, wedding and event photography. As a brand ambassador for Hensel Visit GmbH & Co. KG, a leading manufacturer of professional lighting equipment, he has extensive industry knowledge.
Julia Redl
Julia Redl is a passionate landscape photographer from southern Germany who is fascinated by the unique colors and textures of the natural world. Her images reflect this fascination and show Julia's deep connection with nature. Her ability to capture the essence and beauty of a landscape without losing sight of the bigger picture is what makes her work so special.
Stephan Heinemann
Stephan Heinemann is an ambitious amateur photographer from Goslar. His photographic focus is nature and especially macro photography - i.e. particularly detailed and close-up shots of animals and plants.
Waltraud Nehls
Hanover-based macro and nature photographer Waltraud Nehls combines clarity, reduction and attention to detail to create her own unique style. She pays particular attention to small, fleeting and delicate subjects. She impressively sensitively plays with sharpness and blurriness. Rather than focusing on the obvious, she highlights what is easily overlooked. She draws inspiration from her native nature, as well as from numerous trips to Africa, Brazil, Costa Rica and other European countries.
Rolf Endermann
Rolf Endermann is an architectural photographer from Bielefeld, Germany. He is known for his clear, minimalist style and unmistakable signature. For him, architecture has always been more than just a subject; it forms the basis of his work. Over the years, he has developed his own visual language, impressing viewers with its structure, precision, and creative clarity. Recently, Rolf has expanded his repertoire to include elements of minimalist street photography.
Jeremy Jackson
Prof. Dr. Jeremy Jackson has been photographing our nature in an impressive way for over 30 years. Colors and shapes are an important design element. His goal is to convey the meaning of the natural world in focused, clean, exciting and direct images. One thing in advance: this succeeds 100%.
Frank Lübke
In the vibrant art and culture scenes of Munich and Berlin, there is a name that has made a name for himself with his unusual and creative approach to photography: Frank Lübke. He has made a name for himself nationally and internationally as a renowned people photographer, working for magazines, advertising agencies, companies and private individuals.
Helmut Pilò
Helmut Pilò is a landscape and nature photographer from Cassino, a small town in central Italy. He discovered his passion for our nature and photography in 2016 during a trip to Iceland. His often abstract photos live from brilliant colors and the interplay between sharpness and blur.
Matthew Pine
Experimental people photographer Matthew Pine from Wuppertal is not an artist who can be conventionally categorised. His photographs are a mixture of serious, sometimes depressing moods and a dash of humour and lightness. These contrasts make his work unique and polarising. What distinguishes Matthew is his ability to portray emotion in an intense and unconventional way.
Silke Hüttche
Silke Hüttche is a passionate and creative nature photographer from Wuppertal, Germany. Most of her stunning images are taken here and in the surrounding areas of the Ruhr and Bergisches Land. Silke's special approach and ability to capture moods and stories in her images, as well as the unusual combination of urban elements with wildlife, set her photographs apart from those of other nature photographers.
Raphaela Meyer
Raphaela Meyer is an ambitious people photographer from the canton of St. Gallen in Switzerland. From intimate portraits to aesthetic nudes and creative experiments with light and shadow, she is at home in all genres. It is remarkable how her images reveal not only the outward beauty, but also the moods and emotions of the people portrayed. Raphaela also likes to work with long exposure times or a touch of humour.
Scott Aspinall
Scott is a passionate, self-taught, Saskatchewan-born, landscape photographer focused on nature and night photography. He spends his free time photographing scenes across Western Canada.
André Leischner
André Leischner has turned his passion for photography from a sideline to his main profession. He focuses on portrait and nude photography. In his images, André deliberately celebrates the imperfect and emphasizes the authentic, far from superficial norms. In a world dominated by ideal images and perfection, his art raises a critical voice.
Silke Hullmann
German wildlife photographer Silke Hullmann from Rheinbreitbach, south of Bonn, combines documentary precision with creative power in a unique way. Her images tell stories of the interplay between animals and their habitat, between movement and fixed structure. As well as intense, eye-level shots of animals such as elephants, rhinos and polar bears, she also takes aerial shots from a helicopter, opening up a whole new, often abstract perspective.
Christian Vulpescu
Space: the final frontier. These are the journeys of the photographer Cristian Vulpescu. His years-long mission: to explore distant worls, to seek out new scenes and new compositions, to boldly capture what no one has photographed before. Almost everyone knows the legendary opening credits of Star Trek: The Next Generation. We've just rewritten them a little for Christian - and it gets to the heart of his enthusiasm.
Kai Hornung
Kai Hornung, from Hanover, Germany, is an internationally acclaimed landscape photographer who captures the natural beauty of our world in extraordinary ways. Ranging from abstract details to epic landscapes, his work has an unmistakable style that reveals the influence of great artists such as Caspar David Friedrich and Claude Monet. Kai combines harmonious colour compositions with a masterful interplay of light and shadow to create thought-provoking compositions.
Felix Wesch
Nature and landscape photographs of the quiet moments of nature. Foggy moods, forests, mountains, swans, orchids, and more. Felix's images are not ordinary landscape or wildlife photographs. He photographs moods. The images usually radiate an incredible calm and fascinate the viewer with harmonious colors and textures.
Ingo Schulze
Ingo Schulze is an artistic photographer who has been pursuing his passion for people photography since 2010. His preferred medium is black and white photography, which achieves a special effect by reducing to the essential. When he uses color, it is always in subtle doses to enhance the mood of the image. His images invite you to pause, to feel the moment and to immerse yourself in a world of emotions.
Joachim Pfaffmann
Joachim Pfaffmann, born in 1968, is a multi-talented artist, writer and musician from Speyer in Rhineland-Palatinate, who has acquired a broad cultural horizon by travelling and living in different parts of the world. His experiences in cities such as Cairo and Oslo, but also in countries such as Switzerland and Thailand, have influenced his artistic work, which has focused on photography since 2010. These global influences and his deep observations of the human search for meaning and identity are reflected in his distinctive visual language.
Dieter Mendzigall
Dieter Mendzigall is a nature photographer from Diekholzen near Hildesheim in Lower Saxony, Germany. A central feature of his photography is the skilful integration of graphic elements such as lines and contrasts, which direct the viewer's eye and emphasise the characteristics of the landscape. This gives his images a special aura and elevates them beyond mere documentation.
Chris Kaula
As a graduate biologist, nature photographer Christoph 'Chris' Kaula, from Friedrichsdorf near Frankfurt, Germany, is able to interpret animal behaviour and capture fleeting moments in nature. His work is characterised by a successful combination of technical precision and creative expression. His style is particularly striking: atmospheric lighting, creative bokeh effects and intense contrasts created by the interplay of light and dark give Chris's images a special depth.
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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.
Walter Luttenberger
Walter Luttenberger is a multi-talented travel, architecture and landscape photographer based in Gratkorn, Austria. His images are characterised by their versatility, ranging from abstract, artistic interpretations to brilliant documentary shots. He impresses with exciting perspectives and a range of compositions from detailed to minimalistically reduced.
Jason Pettit
Jason is a landscape photographer from Canada. With his work he wants to convey a simple and powerful message: There is more to nature than what you see on the surface. His images are less documentary and more artistic, often abstract and full of fascinating colors and shapes.
Maik Vulgokai
Maik Vulgokai, also known as Kai Klostermann, is a versatile portrait and nude photographer from Hamburg, who began his artistic career in analogue landscape photography. Born in 1971 and deeply rooted in the north of Germany, his photographic focus has shifted over time almost entirely to people photography. Since 2022, he has been passionately dedicated to capturing human beauty and individuality, which is not always apparent at first glance.
Carsten Velten
Carsten Velten is a nature and landscape photographer from Bonn. He likes a simple, plain and sometimes minimalist image composition. The motto: Less is sometimes more is perfectly implemented in his pictures.
Andreas Timar
Dr Andreas Timar, a dentist from Krefeld, Germany, has found a fascinating form of expression and creative balance to his profession in photography. He has dedicated himself to this art since 2022, after being inspired by a book on street photography to discover urban space as a stage for fleeting moments. His artistic focus used to be on painting and drawing - now he uses his camera to capture scenes in which light, form and human interaction combine in a unique way.
Jakob Sahner
Jakob Sahner is a young astrophotographer from southern Germany who, in addition to Milky Way photography, specialises in particularly challenging deep sky photography. What makes Jakob so enthusiastic is the opportunity to discover things with his camera that remain hidden to the naked eye. The Milky Way itself, gas clouds and nebulae where stars form and die, distant galaxies - he captures it all in stunning colour and clarity.
Peter Scheitz
Peter Scheitz combines his passion for travel and telling stories in pictures in an impressive way. For him, Dresden is a starting point for photographic discoveries and a place to impart knowledge: He teaches basic and advanced techniques in workshops at the Knipsakademie. His work focuses on two areas - landscape and architectural photography. Both are stylistically independent, but linked by a common aesthetic: clarity, structure and visual calm.
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.
Holger Dörnhoff
Holger Dörnhoff's photographic journey began in the 1990s. In addition to documentary landscape images and occasional animal portraits, his portfolio includes detailed close-ups of plants, small insects and amphibians, as well as abstract, artistic images. With a keen sense of composition, he uses light and shadow, bokeh, long exposures and blurring to create a fascinating balance between dynamism and stillness.
Frank Loddenkemper
Frank Loddenkemper is an architect and photographer based in Krefeld. In his work, he combines creative rigour with a sense of quiet poetry. To him, architecture is not merely a subject to be photographed, but an idea, a play with space, light, and form. His images are clear and minimalist yet atmospherically dense. Often reminiscent of models or digital designs, they are structured, devoid of people, and almost surreal in appearance. They are precise photographs that leave room for interpretation.
Martin Elsen
The work of aerial photographer Martin Elsen from Stade, Germany, encompasses much more than impressive landscape shots. In addition to unspoilt nature, he also captures urban regions and industrial structures in exciting reportages - always with an eye for the extraordinary. Northern Germany, with its unique landscapes, historic buildings and modern infrastructure, appears in his images as a harmonious interplay of tradition and progress.
Dr. Martin Stock
Dr Martin Stock is a biologist and nature photographer from Rantrum in North Frisia. Reduction to the essential is his trademark: He often needs only the sea, a broad horizon and a clear line to structure the flowing landscape. Through carefully chosen perspectives and the skilful use of light and shadow, he creates works that reflect both the transience and the timeless beauty of the Wadden Sea.
Martin Sander
Martin Sander is an architectural photographer from Hohwacht, located on the Baltic Sea coast of Schleswig-Holstein. His home is a place of retreat and inspiration. He approaches architecture with a blend of analytical interest and artistic openness. For him, lines, surfaces, and structures are not merely design elements, but rather the starting points for his own visual language. Rather than documenting buildings, he transforms them into graphic compositions.
Gerald Haas
Dr. Gerald Haas, a nature photographer from Schwarzenfeld in Bavaria, Germany, discovered his fascination for the beauty of nature in his youth. Equipped with a single-lens reflex camera, he set out early on to capture the unique facets of his surroundings. One of his passions is documentary and artistic macro photography, which he presents here in 10photos.
Massimo Lupidi
Italian photographer Massimo Lupidi is self-taught and specializes in aerial and landscape photography. Massimo's work is characterized by an eye for exciting detail, an ability to see the extraordinary in the ordinary, and an innovative choice of perspective. His passion for aerial photography, shooting from great heights, is what sets him apart.
Ivan Horvat
Ivan Horvat was born in Slovenia (then Yugoslavia) in 1964 and came to Germany at the age of 8. He is a creative artist whose works transcend the boundaries of reality and transport the viewer into an enchanting world of dreams and fantasy. For him, it is not the search for the perfect image that is important, but the creation of images and stories that provoke reflection.
Perdita Petzl
Perdita Petzl is an Austrian nature photographer. She photographs sensitively and emotionally. Her images are often characterized by delicate colors, soft light, and an extraordinary bokeh. But also abstract and reduced photographic works can be found in her portfolio. Sometimes colorful, sometimes monochrome, sometimes fabulously playful, her photos are usually not purely documentary. Rather, Perdita wants to give intimate insights into the magical world of insects and animals, tell little stories and awaken emotions in the viewer.
Bob Daalder
Bob Daalder, born and raised in Den Helder, the Netherlands, has made a name for himself as an outstanding nature and macro photographer. His images are soft and dreamy, often characterised by delicate bokeh and bubbles of light. Sometimes he chooses a minimalist and simple approach, highlighting his subjects in their pure form. These stylistic elements give his photographs an unmistakable signature and captivate the viewer.
Lars Ortgies
Lars Ortgies is an enthusiastic nature and macro photographer from Vechta in Lower Saxony, Germany. He is often drawn to a rewetted moor in his neighbourhood, which always captivates him early in the morning with its indescribable atmosphere. He is particularly fascinated by the morning mist and the insects on the moor, especially the dragonflies. But he also loves other animals such as frogs. He also loves to experiment and tries to capture his subjects in unconventional ways.
Mandy 'hady' Schulte
Mandy 'hady' Schulte is a photographer and artist based in Troisdorf near Bonn. Her images bring to life stories and feelings that captivate and inspire. A colour palette often characterised by warm, harmonious tones underlines the emotional depth of her portraits. These are not superficial photographs, but artistic compositions that can be critical, polarising, sometimes provocative, but also humorous and sensual.
Vera Schalberger
Vera Schalberger is a nature photographer from Friolzheim, Germany. Her passion is macro photography. Vera loves to capture small things in a creative and sometimes artistically abstract way. They are often tiny wonders of nature that you don't notice and pass by unnoticed. Vera has an eye for these things, be it plants or animals.
Andrea Pozzi
Internationally renowned photographer, adventurer, and storyteller Andrea Pozzi were born in 1984 in Bormio, an idyllic town in northern Lombardy (Italy).
Marzena Wieczorek
Marzena Wieczorek, a multi-talented photographer from the Lake Constance region of Germany, presents here a diverse selection of landscape and architectural images that provide just a glimpse into her extensive portfolio. This versatile photographer covers a wide range of subjects, from wildlife and nature photography to portraiture and fine art photography. As well as her documentary approach, Marzena also has a penchant for artistically abstract and creative forms of expression.
Jens Ober
Jens Ober is a nature photographer from Central Hesse. Besides classical landscape photography, astrophotography is a focus of his work. Classic photos, but also abstract images can be found in his varied portfolio.
Norbert Rosing
Norbert Rosing, from Grafrath near Munich, is one of Germany's leading nature photographers. His stunning images have had a lasting influence on photography and inspire audiences around the world. He has received numerous awards for his work. In addition to the fascinating Arctic and the vast nature of North America, the landscapes of Germany play a central role in his work.
Kristin Weinhold
For Kristin, photography is first and foremost about consciously seeing, discovering the remarkable amidst all the everyday chaos. The amazement, the wonder and the excitement about aesthetic sights in often random constellations are her motivation to go out with the camera and discover new things. In recent years, Kristin has focused more and more on nature.
Jan Erik Waider
Jan Erik Waider is a visual artist and fine art photographer from Hamburg, Germany, with a passion for the harsh and often deserted landscapes of the North. Since around 2014 he has been documenting the impressive regions of Iceland, Norway, Greenland and beyond. He is interested in the forms and structures of nature, especially water and ice. Glacial landscapes, frozen lakes, volcanic formations and rivers that look like abstract paintings are recurring motifs in his unique work.
Robin Riddle
Robin Riddle is a professional photographer who specializes in landscape and architectural photography from both ground and aerial perspectives. His photography focuses on the simplicity and beauty of nature, often with an air of mystery. He is drawn to the peace and tranquility of sunrise and sunset when the light is soft and atmospheric.
Esther Posala
Esther Posala from Lünen in North Rhine-Westphalia has been working as a freelance photographer since 2012. Her passion is artistic people photography. She has a clear conviction: Photography should not show what you see, but what you feel. Photography is not about capturing a moment or a person, but about capturing the deep, palpable affection between people - as unadulterated as possible.
Mark James Ford
"Beauty does not need to have a meaning, it is there, waiting to be found, in all things…". Nothing more needs to be added to this quote by Mark James, except this: Thank you for finding beauty for us and rendering it so fantastically.
Peter Maasewerd
Peter Maasewerd is an exceptional astrophotographer from Münsterland, Germany. He is particularly interested in faint objects such as distant galaxies, dark nebulae and supernova remnants. Using narrow-band filters and careful post-processing, Peter is able to reveal the colourful nebular structures and transport the viewer into surreal worlds. A highlight of his work was the discovery of two planetary nebulae in 2022.
Olaf Karwisch
Olaf Karwisch is a nature photographer who captures the diverse beauty of the world with his camera. His focus is as varied as his passion: wildlife, landscape and aerial photography are all part of his repertoire, complemented by the occasional architectural motif. Olaf's work is not always purely documentary: he loves to interpret his subjects abstractly or artistically, creating new perspectives on nature.
