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Mark James Ford
Mark James Ford is an English nature photographer who has lived in Germany for many years. He is dedicated to the artistic representation of landscapes, structures and light. He approaches photography with precision and creative clarity, consciously shaping every step of the creative process – nothing is left to chance.
Anke Kneifel
Nature has been a part of Anke Kneifel's life since childhood, and her curiosity about the small wonders of her local environment eventually led her to photography. She finds particular fulfilment in macro photography, capturing the smallest creatures and plants with impressive precision and beauty. In addition to macro photography, she is particularly interested in wildlife photography. Her photographs capture animals in their natural environment and show them in a variety of ways, usually in exciting lighting moods.
Jeannine Loth
Born in Brandenburg, Germany, Jeannine Loth is known for her passion for architecture and landscape photography. Her images tell stories of tranquil landscapes, exciting buildings and small details that are often overlooked. She succeeds in capturing the beauty and diversity of nature and culture.
Ute Kloß
Ute Kloß is a nature photographer with a focus on macro photography. Her favorite subjects are plants and flowers, which she mainly photographs in the morning. Insects and amphibians are other coveted motifs.
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.
Roland A. Klein
Rand A. Klein is a macro and landscape photographer from the Westerwald in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. Characterised by a deep connection to nature, Roland more or less consciously directed his photographic focus towards nature photography. Landscapes, plants and animals became his favourite subjects. His scientific background enabled him first to recognise "objective" nature and then to photograph the subject aesthetically, detached from it.
Jorge Maia
Jorge Maia, from Lisbon, Portugal, is a versatile and creative photographer dedicated to the art of landscape, travel and fine art photography. His roots in a city known for its beauty and cultural diversity have shaped his passion for photography. There is a clear intention behind each of his images: Jorge wants to capture and express the beauty, uniqueness and wonders of our planet.
Ines Mondon-Ford
Ines Mondon-Ford is a nature photographer with a distinctive artistic style. Born in the Central Ore Mountains, she now lives in Wiesbaden and has devoted herself to aesthetic nature photography for many years. What began as documenting weather phenomena evolved into a profound, personal exploration of colors, shapes, and the subtlest details of nature.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Anna Mari K. Priésner
Gallery of nature and landscape photographer Anna Mari K. Priésner from Norway. The "High North" is particularly attractive for many people. Clean air, icy lakes and fjords, imposing landscapes and a unique solitude characterize this region. Anna Mari's photos show the characteristics of Norway in an impressive way.
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.
Radomir Jakubowski
Radomir Jakubowski, born in 1987, is an experienced nature photographer, book author and business graduate from Saarland, Germany. In addition to his work as a photographer, Radomir runs the podcast Bohnensack, the most listened to German-language podcast on wildlife and nature photography. In addition, Germany's most read nature photography blog offers a lot of entertaining and interesting information on the subject.
Christa Böhm
Christa Böhm is a nature and macro photographer from the Wartburg region in western Thuringia. Her work is characterized by a deep amazement at the small wonders of nature that are often overlooked. She especially enjoys photographing the colorful and delicate butterflies, but her enthusiasm is for nature photography in general. The diversity and complexity of the animal and plant world inspires Christa, as does the fragility of these creations.
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.
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.
Dave Augustin
Dave Augustin ist ein Natur- und Makrofotograf aus Bochum. Mit viel Geduld und einem feinen Gespür für Licht, Farben und Details porträtiert er Insekten, Amphibien, Reptilien und Vögel, oft in überraschend naturnahen Rückzugsräumen mitten in der Stadt. Seine Bilder zeigen die Schönheit und Widerstandskraft heimischer Arten und machen sichtbar, wie faszinierend die Natur selbst zwischen Industriebrachen und Flussufern sein kann. Präzise und respektvoll eröffnet er den Blick auf eine Welt, die viele im Alltag übersehen.
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.
