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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.
Andrea Kasper
Andrea Kasper from Northeim in Lower Saxony is a photographer who specialises in abstract, contemporary nature art. She creates her works spontaneously, without the use of a tripod or staging, in forest puddles and small streams. Water, light and movement combine to create ephemeral pictorial spaces reminiscent of paintings. Rather than documenting nature, she translates it into emotions and colours. The effectiveness of her photographs lies not in their size, but in their intensity, immediacy and trust in the moment.
Tobias Friedrich
Tobias Friedrich is a photographer who lives in Wiesbaden and works where most people's world ends: beneath the surface of the water. He has been one of the world's most renowned underwater photographers for many years. His expeditions have taken him from tropical reefs to dark shipwrecks and the icy waters of the Arctic. Whether he is encountering the giants of the sea or capturing fleeting moments in the open ocean, Tobias dives not only to see, but also to understand. He creates his images with patience, respect and a keen sense of light, space and silence.
