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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.
Annette Hilsdorf
Annette Hilsdorf is an ambitious nature photographer specialising in wildlife photography. Her images are a testament to her connection with nature and her ability to capture its beauty and diversity. Annette has an extraordinary passion for observing foxes. She sees them not just as subjects, but as fascinating creatures whose lives she captures with her camera.
André Hofmann
André Hofmann from Kempten in Germany is a passionate nature and wildlife photographer. His images combine technical skill with an artistic eye, and are characterized by careful composition, precise lighting, and a fine sense of structure. For him, the natural environment is not just a backdrop, but an active part of the composition. The result is photographs that not only document, but also tell stories - of habitats, of tranquility and tension, of intimacy and wildness.
Johanna Abert
Beautiful photo gallery by the very versatile photographer Johanna Abert. The focus of Johanna's images here on 10Photos is wildlife and animal photography. Besides that she is also active in macro and landscape photography. However, the ambitious hobby photographer also likes to look beyond nature photography and also photographs people often in connection with owls.
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.
Rainer Armbruster
Rainer Armbruster is a passionate nature and wildlife photographer from Baden-Württemberg, Germany. His pictures are mainly taken in his home region, which offers ideal conditions with its diverse landscapes and wildlife. Rainer believes in honest and authentic photography. His respectful approach to animals and nature characterises his work: he approaches his subjects patiently, quietly and almost invisibly in order to achieve impressive, format-filling shots with a long focal length.
Madleen Sophie Bauer
North Rhine-Westphalian nature photographer Madleen Sophie Bauer discovered her passion for photography at an early age and began capturing the beauty of nature in atmospheric images. Her images are a tribute to unspoiled nature. She captures moments that are often overlooked: a lonely beach on the Neer, the dawn on a field. It is these moments of silence that fascinate her. Without exaggerated image processing, she shows nature in its purest form.
Berthold Walheim
Worms-based photographer Berthold Walheim, born in 1960, impresses with his enormous versatility and flair for unusual subjects. His portfolio shows an impressive diversity. It includes landscape and animal photography, architecture - especially lost places - as well as travelogues, people, technology and street art. He even ventures into exotic subjects such as infrared photography and light art, which underlines his love of experimentation.
Markus Lenzen
Markus Lenzen is a nature photographer from Eschweiler near Aachen, in the far west of North Rhine-Westphalia, not far from the Eifel-Hohes Venn National Park, whose passion for nature photography began back in 2008. Markus is inspired by the search for interesting motifs, which he likes to capture in an atmospheric way by playing with the light that nature offers. His images are authentic documents of nature, not created or distorted on a PC.
Jan-Henrik Asmus
Jan-Henrik Asmus is a wildlife and macro photographer based in Dresden, Germany. It is important to him to photograph the often seen, everyday wildlife in order to portray the fascinating local nature. His photographs show that every animal has its own, often hidden beauty. Jan-Henrik pursues a creative approach that goes far beyond mere documentation.
Robert Haasmann
Robert Haasmann is an internationally renowned nature photographer based in Salzburg, Austria. He is passionate about untouched landscapes and wildlife in the most remote regions of the world. He has travelled extensively in the Alps, Alaska, the Nordic countries and New Zealand and has a keen interest in the interplay of light, landscape and wildlife. Robert's images are not only stunning snapshots, they tell stories of life in nature.
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.
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.
Light in Focus
Light in Focus, the creative duo Pia Steen and Roland Moser, unites two photographers with a shared passion for landscape and nature photography. For many years they have travelled to various locations throughout Europe, always in search of the perfect subject and the magical light that makes their images unique. Pia and Roland have a special approach to their work. Their aim is not only to capture landscapes in a documentary way, but also to evoke emotions in the viewer and capture their individual view of the moment.
Florian Ledoux
Award-winning French landscape photographer Florian Ledoux is known for his stunning compositions that capture the beauty and fragility of nature, especially in the polar regions. His work is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also of great importance to the global environmental movement.
Thomas Kleczka
Thomas Kleczka, a nature and wildlife photographer from Paderborn in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, is known for his stunning images of the local wildlife. His passion for nature is reflected in the originality of his images. Instead of dipping into the colour bucket of Photoshop, Thomas focuses on honesty, showing animals as they are in their natural environment.
Christian Alpert
Christian Alpert, a passionate amateur photographer from Hanover, Germany, finds inspiration in the beauty of nature. While his professional life is dominated by numbers - he is a mathematician - photography offers him a welcome balance. His focus is on nature photography, from the smallest details of insects to fascinating moments in the animal world and beautiful landscapes.
Sasan Amir
Sasan Amir from Saarbrücken, Germany, is an internationally sought-after wildlife photographer, filmmaker and conservationist who spends more than three-quarters of the year in the most remote regions of the world. His work focuses on endangered species and their threatened habitats. Big cats and monkeys - in the wild, and often far from human influence - are among his most popular subjects, but birds, whose habitats are disappearing at an alarming rate, are also among his favorite subjects.
Jenny Zhao & Roger Zhu
Jenny Zhao and Roger Zhu are an extraordinary pair of photographers who discovered their passion for wildlife photography in 2018. Inspired by their honeymoon trip to the Maasai Mara, they decided to perfect their craft and began photographing wildlife both in their native New England and on their travels around the world.
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.
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.
Mario Hildebrandt
Mario Hildebrand, a landscape and nature photographer from the Harz Mountains in Lower Saxony, Germany, discovered his passion for nature at an early age. It is important to him to share the impressions and experiences he gathers on his travels and hikes with people at home. Mario's landscape, animal and macro photographs are not only for himself, but also to give others a glimpse into the fascinating world of nature.
Nicolas Petit
Nicolas Petit is a wildlife photographer from France. His pictures primarily show the local wildlife. Nicolas not only wants to document but also to capture the uniqueness and beauty of the animals. With his wonderful photos, he succeeds without a doubt.
Klaus-Peter Selzer
Born in 1959 in Dillingen/Saar, Germany, Klaus-Peter Selzer has been making a name for himself as a photographer for more than four decades. What began as a self-taught photographer in 1981 quickly developed into a lifelong passion. His work is as diverse as his interests: landscape photography, animal photography, travel photography and dynamic sports photography.
Unai Larraya
Unai Larraya, is a photographer, videographer, guide, and trainer. He was born in 2000 in Pamplona, Navarre, where he currently lives. The multi-award-winning photographer's great passion is to photograph and capture the world's natural landscapes and wildlife.
André Wagenzik
André Wagenzik is a Berlin-based photographer who has been working in the capital since 1992. In 10Fotos he presents his project, which was created during an extended stay on a farm. The photographs capture both the dynamic and the tranquil nature of rural life, from carefully planned shots in which he gives his animal models plenty of time, to spontaneous moments that impressively reflect their nature and natural charisma.
Manfred Hesch
Manfred Hesch's deep connection with nature developed early in his childhood. His passion for wilderness and untouched nature accompanied him on his later travels. Since the end of the 1980s he has gained extensive photographic experience. In recent years, he has focused on wildlife photography.
Olaf Liesche
Olaf Liesche is a nature photographer from Castrop-Rauxel in North Rhine-Westphalia. His passion is wildlife photography. Most mornings he is out and about in his local habitat. Quietly, cautiously and very carefully, as if he is a part of nature. He tells us that he often doesn't need camouflage when doing this. Many animals accept him and instinctively understand that he poses no danger. Format-filling photos are then the results.
Marion Vollborn
Marion Vollborn, a nature and wildlife photographer from Bergisches Land, Germany, has an impressive combination of photographic skills and a deep understanding of nature. Her love of wildlife has led her not only to photography, but also to organising workshops and trips to far-flung places such as Spain, Canada and various African countries. There she enables participants not only to take outstanding photographs, but also to gain a profound experience of nature.
Günter Klein
Günter Klein is a nature photographer from Trabitz in Bavaria, whose impressive work has been taken mainly in the northern Upper Palatinate. He has been documenting the local wildlife with his camera for decades, making a valuable contribution to the protection of nature and its biodiversity. His images reflect a deep respect for the environment and an extraordinary knowledge of animal behaviour and habitats.
- Landscape photography, (S)ensational photographers, stunning photos, Animal and Wildlife photography
Roelie Steinmann
Nature and landscape photographer Roelie Steinmann lives in the Utrechtse Heuvelrug National Park (Netherland). For her, it is the ideal place to photograph the magic and silence of the forests. The animals of this beautiful region, such as butterflies, frogs, squirrels, and birds, are also a favorite photo subject of Roelie.
Kurt Hossfeld
Kurt Hossfeld from Kempen, Germany, is a passionate nature and wildlife photographer. While he works professionally as a product photographer, taking high-precision images for business clients, he finds his creative balance in nature. His photographic style is well thought out. Kurt works with wide landscape panoramas as well as detailed close-ups, playing with perspective and lighting. He often favours a harmonious portrayal of animals in their environment.
Sarah Böhm
Sarah Böhm was born in Frankfurt an der Oder in 1989. After studying veterinary medicine in Berlin, she works as an official veterinarian in Neuruppin in the field of animal welfare, animal disease control, and veterinary drug monitoring.
Philipp Jakesch
Philipp Jakesch, from Bruck an der Mur in Styria, Austria, is an award-winning nature photographer specialising in landscape and wildlife photography. His images are of exceptional quality and naturalness. You will look in vain for exaggerated processing or unrealistic colours - instead he shows nature as it really is, in its honest but overwhelming beauty.
Alexandra Surkova
Alexandra Surkova, a wildlife photographer from Madrid, has made a name for herself with her images of the beauty of wilderness and wildlife. She organises and accompanies photographic tours in Europe and Africa. Her photographs have been exhibited worldwide and have won several awards.
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.
Simone & Rainer Hoffmann
Simone and Rainer Hoffmann, who live near Bremen in the town of Syke, are passionate about landscape and nature photography. Often taken on joint trips, their pictures show wide open spaces, tranquil scenes, and impressive animal observations. They use light and color gently or contrastingly, but always with an eye for atmosphere and composition. Their photography is restrained and carefully composed, characterized by a quiet intensity that lingers long after viewing.
Thomas Hinsche
Thomas Hinsche is a wildlife and nature photographer from Saxony-Anhalt (Germany) at the Middle Elbe. His pictures captivate with a fabulous quality. Besides photography, Thomas is a member of the GDT and is also committed to the protection of animals and the environment.
- Animal and Wildlife photography, (H)armonious pictures with heart and soul, Landscape photography, Macro photography
Christian Hütter
Christian Hütter is a nature and wildlife photographer from Bergkamen in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. His passion for nature photography began in 1985 with the purchase of his first SLR camera. Although this passion often takes him to faraway places in search of new subjects, the local flora and fauna remain the focus of his work.
Michael Spitzner
Michael Spitzner is a nature and wildlife photographer who specialises in the local animal and plant world. Naturalness and putting his subjects - literally - in the best light are at the forefront of his photography.
Knut Erik Alnæs
Born in 1999, Oslo-based nature photographer Knut Erik Alnæs is a Canon Nordic Ambassador and member of NN (Norske Naturfotografer). It is the special experiences with birds and other animals in the fantastic nature of Norway that drive him. They make him forget the bitter cold and icy wind and concentrate entirely on taking pictures.
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.
Yvonne Nicole Warbinek
Yvonne Nicole Warbinek is an ambitious nature and macro photographer from Waiblingen, Germany. Her special interest is the badger, a species that is difficult to photograph due to its predominantly nocturnal activity.
Focus on Wildlife
Focus on Wildlife is the brainchild of the enthusiastic Gerlach family of nature photographers from the Palatinate region of Germany. Jochen and Anja have long been inspired by the fascinating world of nature and its wild inhabitants. Tim, born in 2009, also discovered his love of nature photography a few years ago and has already won several awards for his outstanding images in the Young Photographers category.
Jens Stahl
Jens Stahl is a Dutch wildlife photographer known for his outstanding images of birds and squirrels. His images are of exceptional quality, brilliance and harmonious colour balance. Jens shows dynamic scenes of animals in motion, often jumping or flying, as well as classic close-ups with striking detail. His images are a creative and varied tribute to nature.
