Fighting stallions. This is what horses do when living wild. They won't kill each other, they fight to establish leadership. It is us, owners, who deprive them of their natural behaviour, because we are being overprotective. Keeping stallions alone often leads to them being frustrated and becoming agressive. Horses are social animals who are unhappy when they can't interact with others. During this photoshoot, none of them got injured. They were closely supervised to avoid any risk. After an initial fight, they were perfectly happy with each other.

Aga Karmol studied art and earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree (MFA) from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk. Her passion for photography began with film cameras. She cooperated with the biggest Polish national equestrian magazine Kon Polski, where she regularly published photo stories from horseback travels across the world. Her photos and articles with an equine theme were also printed in The Forbes and National Geographic Traveler. In 2005, Aga relocated to London and became a correspondent for the magazine. In 2014, she moved to Somerset and shifted her focus to fine art photography.

Irish con mare, named Angel. Photographed at night, backlit with LED light

Aga Karmol studied art and earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree (MFA) from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk. Her passion for photography began with film cameras. She cooperated with the biggest Polish national equestrian magazine Kon Polski, where she regularly published photo stories from horseback travels across the world. Her photos and articles with an equine theme were also printed in The Forbes and National Geographic Traveler. In 2005, Aga relocated to London and became a correspondent for the magazine. In 2014, she moved to Somerset and shifted her focus to fine art photography.

In Vietnam, the ancient art of soy sauce production unfolds in mesmerizing patterns when viewed from above through a drone's lens. Cu Da village, renowned for its mastery in crafting soy sauce, has upheld this tradition for over five centuries. In days gone by, each household in the village preserved multiple soy sauce jars, ensuring a year-round supply.

This was early one spring morning. I went to a lake where cherry blossoms were in bloom. It was raining at night, and at sunrise the rain stopped and there was fog. While I was photographing the scenery, a rainbow appeared overhead. I hurriedly changed lenses to find the right composition and took the picture. Here is a shot of the spring cherry trees and the two miraculous rainbow arches! I took a 14mm shot, but it didn't fit, so I took multiple shots and composited them into a panorama.

I am a landscape and wildlife photographer with a wide range of genres in Japan. I usually work as a construction worker and enjoy using my camera. I work for various companies and NFT in a wide range of fields. I started participating in international photo contests outside of Japan in 2022!

Last seconds of life. A mother zebra makes one final attempt to separate her foal from its pursuant – but fails. Maasai Mara National Reserve, Kenya.

Alex Brackx is a professional Wildlife photographer from Belgium. He started to pursue wildlife photography in 2010 while travelling in South and Central America. Through further travels in Asia, Belarus, Finland, and again South America, he began to hone his craft, travelling to film and take photos of wildlife. Amongst his favorite areas are Kenya, Botswana, Svalbard, Scandinavia, Tasmania and Mongolia . For Alex, it is a thrill to photograph his observations of mammals and birds in different landscapes, jungles, deserts and oceans all over the world .

Why is the Earth crying?

I am François, 36 years old, passionate about travel and photography. I am a professional photographer based in Hauts-de-France, and I have been awarded in several French and international competitions. After more than 10 years of wandering the world, I fell in love with Iceland. My four trips to this country, rich in colorful landscapes, have allowed me to offer my vision of its raw, untouched nature. Far from the hustle and bustle of cities, my goal is to bring nature back to the forefront and question the place of humanity within this still-wild environment.

This was a surprise from Mother Nature. I just wanted to take a click of the beautiful view, but when the drone was raised it was the symbol of love.

This is Mohan, I am a freelance photographer. I do wedding photography and my passion is landscape, Astro, Lightning, and wildlife photography. I do all genres in that. I would go to any extent for a perfect click. The click makes me feel the real me. Travel and photography are the rhythms of my life. I love a simple lifestyle and to bow before nature.

These homegrown tulips have been photographed in a stylised way using studio lighting. The macro lens offers a shallow depth of field so in order to achieve enhanced clarity and definition a focus stacking technique has been used. Between 30 to 120 frames at slightly different focal points have been blended on each image to create pin-sharp focus from front to back. The goal was to observe as much fine detail as possible.

For Tim Platt, photography is above all about the simple joy of seeing. After over 25 years experience in delivering international advertising campaigns for blue-chip companies like Unilever, P&G, Samsung, LG, Britvic, and GSK among many others, Tim has mastered the craft and technique required at the highest echelons of commercial photography. Although craft and technique should not be underestimated, it is a mysterious neural connection between the eye and the brain that makes great images, and technique should always remain safely behind the scenes. He runs his own studio in central London.

It is one of the mountains in the central part of Hokkaido, located in northern Japan. In the stillness of -17 degrees Celsius, a ray of light pierced through. The frost smoke and frost-covered trees were beautifully illuminated. That ray of light in the cold darkness felt like a symbol of hope for life. In that precious morning, I silently thought, "Thank you, God."

This is Studio O'nos, established in August 2020. We are a small photo studio in Fukuoka prefecture. With the slogan "Changing the future with photos," we sell photo panels designed to heal and uplift the customers who choose to decorate with them. The idea of "with photos," rather than "by photos," signifies that our photos play a supporting role, while the main role belongs to each customer. A single photo, selected by the customer, can move and inspire. If you change your mindset, you change your actions. If you change your actions, you change your future. We believe this is the essence of our existence.

Gold in Nature/Sunset, 1st Place winner in Nature

There are many small sand dunes on the Ulan Butong Grassland in Inner Mongolia. Before the sunset, horses run on the hillside, and the sun shines on the raised dust, which is majestic.

Gold in Nature/Underwater, 2nd Place winner in Nature

Enjoy the constantly changing scenes of the ocean. Every wave is unique and shows the ocean's strength and calm. Just as big waves consist of small ones, our lives are made of small moments that come together to tell a bigger story. See how calm moments can turn into big events, and remember: big changes start with small beginnings. The photo series was taken in Egypt during scuba dives.

Alexej is a passionate diver and an underwater photographer. His photographs depict the beauty and richness of the underwater world and the horrors of man-made ocean pollution. Alexej was born in Kharkiv, Ukraine. Inspired by his mother’s photographs, Alexej started photographing in his childhood. Alexej’s underwater photos are successful in FineArt, Environmental, Abstract, Seascape and Nature categories of various professional international photography competitions.

The rivers of Iceland run from the glaciers to the oceans, creating paths across the volcanic earth which look like the veins of the land when seen from the air. Along the way, they transport vital nutrients for the ecosystem in the form of sediment, which are responsible for the sometimes very unusual colors of the water, sometimes looks like another planet. When you shot from the air, sometimes can be a big challenge to create a photograph in windy conditions and for short periods of time.

Pucón, Chile. A gigantic lenticular cloud is illuminated by the lava well of the Villarrica volcano, which is on yellow alert. The Villarrica volcano is the most dangerous volcano in Chile and one of the most active in South America.

This photograph breaks boundaries between humans and animals. Showing that animals like humans have their own distinct personalities. The video of this turtle I posted went viral globally reaching over 800million views across social/media channels as no one had ever seen a turtle blow bubbles while deep in the water out of their mouth. Scientist, marine biologists and turtle experts were all blown away - never seen anything like it.

We are absolutely fascinated by these beautiful patterns on the frozen lakes we discovered in February this year. They are like flowers, branches, stars, abstract compositions, minimalistic, fantastic! You can only see them from above. As we later found out, these are holes created as a result of vegetation inside the lake. These sprawling cracks and surrounding shapes are a quite rare sight.

In North Manitoba in winter, I witnessed the Mom Polar Bear emerging from her den with 2 young cubs, discovering the world for the very first time. Photography taken in extreme cold and challenging conditions (-57° Celsius)

Polish-American, living now in France, multi-awarded in different international photography contests. Professionnal wildlife photographer and great traveler, I am travelling all over the world with my husband, trying to capture the wonders and the beauties, but also the fragility of our Planet. In nature, and specially in arctic and cold places, this is where I like to be, and this is where I can express my creativity. Each reportage is always beginning by a careful preparation and study of the species to photograph, their behaviors and places to explore. This is when the dream begins.

During my expedition to Antarctica I had meet and take a series of photos with magnificent King Penguins. Observation of the colony, their habits and communication brought great pleasure and interest in the further study of these amazing animals. There are 450,000 pairs of King Penguins on South Georgia, which is about half the world's population. The island has more than 30 colonies in total.

Lion's mane jellyfish which I found in the north of Japan was pink-purple in early summer. It was a refuge for juvenile Alaska pollock. When the umbrella was opened, this jellyfish was shaped like a flower, and with the addition of elegant colors, it looked like a large flower blooming.

I am working as a researcher at medical company but I want to concentrate on shooting in 2022.

The bubble is like a small world; beautiful and so fragile. It depends on the external circumstances how long it lasts. It's actually just like its big counterpart, on which we are allowed to live - but there WE are the external circumstances...

It rained the day before and with any luck it will clear up the next morning. It was in this environment that I chose this location for my photo shoot. And as expected, I was able to capture this moment. Although well known among Japanese photographers, I have never seen such a fog with light piercing through it and shadows riding it. It would be impossible to photograph such a situation happening during the brief cherry blossom season! It looks like we could not see this spectacle again in 2023!

I am a landscape and wildlife photographer with a wide range of genres in Japan. I usually work as a construction worker and enjoy using my camera. I work for various companies and NFT in a wide range of fields. I started participating in international photo contests outside of Japan in 2022!

When I was relaxing and observing whales, one whale came towards me. This photo was taken just before dodging the whale. If we hadn't avoided it, we would have collided in three seconds.

In the heart of the Madagascar forest, a curious lemur holds emerald-green vanilla leaves in its paws, a fragrant and enchanting treasure hidden among the branches. The crowned lemur blends harmoniously into the surrounding environment, embodying the sweetness and beauty of the lush Malagasy rainforest with eyes full of wonder.

Marcello Galleano, an entrepreneur in the field of nutraceuticals and herbal medicine, has always been a lover of nature and adventure trips. He has visited more than 85 countries worldwide and collaborates with non-profit associations in Africa and South America. Passionate about wildlife photography, he loves to capture the most incredible moments that the various environments offer and share the beauty of the world.

Hehuan Mountain Dark Sky Park(HMDSP) in Taiwan is far away from the light pollution of urban area, it is easy to be here by driving for stargazing the dark sky over 3000m altitude all year. Taiwan is one of most ecologically diverse areas in Asia, due to Eurasia’s animals and plants migrated to here during the ice age, there are some special species, like Alpine rhododendron, could be found in here. It took me two years for scouting and waiting for the best timing to complete this collection, it presents the landscape with dark sky I love in this beautiful mountain.

Relics originating from the votive portico.

The soul flows through space, accompanied by the silent movement of time. A persistent search for ancestral connection unfolds. The landscape is expressed as a series of milestones and revelations, narrating both the path already traveled and the one yet to be journeyed.

During my trip to Kenya in East Africa in March-April 2023, I photographed the idyllic landscapes of the savannah. The setting sun shines on a herd of migrating wildebeest.

Early in the morning in the winter when the temperature was below 20 degrees below zero, I met a deer. I remember being very moved as I realized the meaning of life in front of a deer breathing white breath against the morning sun. I created this silhouette photograph to draw the viewer into this world of silence.

I am a wildlife and nature photographer in Japan. Focusing on wildlife and its surroundings, I try to establish them not only as beautiful but also as more sophisticated works of art. My policy is to combine living and art. My photographs have been exhibited in museums and galleries, and in recent years I have been challenging international photography awards in order to achieve even greater heights. I continue my creative work with respect for nature and wildlife and gratitude to my family and friends who support me.

Ireland's countryside is bathed in the morning sun's radiant glow. The vibrant light, streaming from the side, creates a powerful and dramatic effect. A subtle haze forms as the sunlight interacts with the air, adding to the ethereal ambiance. Dark trees on either side cast elongated shadows, creating depth and contrast. The interplay of radiant light and shadows showcases the natural beauty of the surroundings, while a gentle fog hovers over the water, enhancing the sun rays.

A consequence of growing up in mountainous areas is a sensitivity to the subtle cycles and seasonal changes of the landscape. The trees, the rivers, the fields, the snow cover, and the mountains, which show different aspects of themselves from one hour, one day, one season, to the next. The world’s wild places - mountains, glaciers, polar ice – are under increasing pressure, both from climate change and the relentless intrusion of human activities. One way to inspire people to value and make an effort to preserve these areas is by sharing images of them.

The aurora forecast for the night was promising so I walked a few kilometers to a nearby swamp area. Soon as the sky got dark the aurora was visible overhead next to the bright moon, but eventually got so far south that it completely disappeared from my location. At the same time the people of south Finland had their first proper aurora show in years. Later on the auroras would return to the more northern latitudes where the lights would explode in brightness and you could see the purple rays rising high into skies. The best parts finished just on time as the fog was starting to cover the sky.

I am passionate about polar regions and enjoy capturing the natural phenomenon, such as the northern lights and rare clouds. Having spent most of my life living in big cities of south Finland I felt depressed not being able to see the night sky properly due to light pollution, so I moved to the northern parts of the arctic to the small towns and villages. I move frequently as I enjoy discovering new rural locations in the arctic with each location having their own adventures and plan on creating a free astronomy club in Greenland.

Leafy sea dragon that listed as a near threatened species and endemic to Australia. It was always difficult to find them due to mimic the surrounding kelp although their size of 40 cm even. It is one of the most beautiful elaborate mimicry creatures on the earth.

I am working as a researcher at medical company but I want to concentrate on shooting in 2022.

This is a dammed lake formed by the temporary accumulation of melted snow. Normally, the area is overgrown with trees, but for a limited time, a phantom forest appears on the surface of the water. It is a paradise as well as a phantom water forest, where birds and people can be seen nesting.

I have started photography since 2013. Because I wanted to preserve the beautiful night view of Nagasaki, which I visited on a trip, in photographic form. In the beginning, I mainly photographed night views of cities, but later I became fascinated with nature photography. I am currently on a quest to capture the scenery of Chiba, where I was born and raised, and other places in Japan. I confronts photography from both analog and digital perspectives.

At the base of the mountains in the desert plains...that is where you discover the wild mustangs...untamed, the true symbols of strength and freedom...our American Icons.

Dogs living in an urban world posing among the giant architecture.

Quietly standing in the reservoir, the trees seemed to be patiently awaiting the arrival of winter. I captured the atmosphere by taking a 95 second long exposure, allowing me to convey the sense of stillness and anticipation in the scene.

A group of sandhill cranes are dancing during winter early sunset in their habitat.

Dennis Liu, nicknamed Picart, is a Canadian nature and wildlife photographer based in Mississauga/Toronto, Ontario, known for photography that combines an artistic sense with photographing wildlife in their natural habitats. His photography often utilizes various types of natural light to showcase the beauty and diversity of urban nature and wildlife. He is recognized for his talent in nature and wildlife photography and his work has appeared in magazines, photography competitions, exhibitions, wildlife and nature photography publications.

The flowers in this series have been submersed in water and sometimes an additional medium like milk or colorants has been included. Distributing the additional medium in the vessel, in my case a fish tank, gives movement and dynamic - it creates the drama. The different density of the medium affects the opacity, it adds texture and dimension to the image. One thing is for sure, each image is one-of-a-kind and can never be replicated.

Everyone does something to calm down; Someone writes, someone reads, someone draws... But he rides

Ramin Barzegar is a multi-faceted artist whose masterful creations span across various domains of visual arts. He draws inspiration from various artistic movements, infusing his work with the dynamic interplay of light, form, and space reminiscent of the modernist movement. Influenced by surrealism, he skillfully incorporates elegant simplicity and purposeful reduction of elements into his compositions. Ramin's exceptional talent has been internationally recognized, earning him an impressive tally of 40 international Photo awards to date.

Bald cypress trees draped with Spanish moss tower over the Big Cypress Bayou. A 2,704-year-old tree also exists, and it is a living organism that was born on Earth a long time ago compared to other trees, creating an ancient landscape. These creatures may live together in families for a long time, even with your grandfather's older ancestors, but they tend to disappear due to human interference, such as oil rigs. I created my second Tree Family Story series through the ancient autumn scenery that created a fantasy world like the movie Avatar.

I am a photographer drawing pictures. I find a motive from my past experiences. next compositional expression and leave with my camera. I Live in near Seoul, South Korea. Studied painting at the University. And it was completed a Masters Degree Animation. My work is always a hope song. The Light and contrast shines in the nature and the human, and infinite array of colors and it’s combination, Sing for salvation and hope that hide underneath of the naked face of the human and the nature. I would also like to give eternal rest to the mind of an innocent child to people viewing my photos .

I fantasize. If I flew into space, what flowers would I see there.

Yulia Kapustynska is born in 1982. Photographer from Kyiv (Ukraine). Fond of artistic photography, interested in modern problems of humanity. Studied artistic aesthetics with the famous Ukrainian photo artist Dmytro Bogachuk at the Kyiv Photography School. Member of the Association of Women Photographers of Ukraine 2022. Joined Ukrainian Spirit NFT Collection 2022. Since 2022 member of National Society of Photo Artists of Ukraine (NSPAU).

A window into the magic world of winter

A consequence of growing up in mountainous areas is a sensitivity to the subtle cycles and seasonal changes of the landscape. The trees, the rivers, the fields, the snow cover, and the mountains, which show different aspects of themselves from one hour, one day, one season, to the next. The world’s wild places - mountains, glaciers, polar ice – are under increasing pressure, both from climate change and the relentless intrusion of human activities. One way to inspire people to value and make an effort to preserve these areas is by sharing images of them.

Capturing the essence of Kuwait's natural beauty, this photo features a radiant Golden Chamomile wildflower, bathed in warm sunlight. The vibrant contrast of the gold and green creates a dreamy composition and a focus on the flower as it takes center stage.

Some of the most beautiful moments and conditions captured throughout Europe.

I took this photo at the end of a heavy storm in the Tuscan countryside. While I was shooting, I appreciated the typical smell that the rain leaves on the wet grass and it reminded me of when, with my father, I admired the storms from the window of our house, hence the title, Scent of storm.

For me, landscape photography is more than just a click. It is the way to disconnect from the hectic everyday life, as well as express myself and my emotions. From an early age my parents have always taken me in their free time in the middle of nature, teaching me to respect it. Nature has always benefited my life. In fact, whenever I need to find myself and contemplate my thoughts, I escape the city and immerse myself completely in nature. I try to convey this value to my son Jonathan as well. In the hope that his generation can protect our beautiful planet in the best possible way.

No AI, No Photoshop. Actual moment prior to sunset of a lightning bolt over the Gulf of Mexico, Sarasota, Florida.

This is a scene I witnessed on a certain autumn morning.

On the shores of the severely cold lake, there was the art of ice created by nature.

Many mangrove trees in the world but Walakiri mangrove trees are the most magical one located in Walakiri beach, Sumba Island, part of East Nusa Tenggara province of Indonesia. In August 2023, I went back to Sumba island to shoot the Walakiri mangrove trees in new location and found them lining the beach with still amazingly unique shape and curving like a human dancing. I took a shot one composition with one tree framing a group of trees that eventully looked like a mother caring her children. In black and white shot, it just looked more artistic and poetic.

I am a photography enthusiast with genre of landscape (color & black and white), fine art black and white and human interest. Although I started to make a photo since analog camera and mostly for family documentation, I started to focus on landscape photography since 2016 and human interest photography since Sep 2021. I am so passionate with photography because photography is an art that I can enjoy for myself and also for other people who love with photography.

Embracing the Sun The blossom of the lotus in stages is like embracing the energy of light with beautiful gestures of the petals, it shining through the light with clarity that generate a peaceful moment. It can be seen as a symbol for those who overcome ignorance and suffering in order to find enlightenment or self-realisation, it represent the purity of body, mind and speech, as it rises above attachment and desire, liberated and full of bliss.

Bio A self-taught and avid photographer, a creative director/account manager in his advertising team, a dedicated yoga teacher based in Ipoh Malaysia. his passion for photography has been brewing since he learned to appreciate art and at the same time pursue his studied in Graphic Design. His journey of photography had been driving him to contemporary and fine art photography mostly in black and white. MOTTO Transforming his senses from the environment, the people and all the living being to the fine art images. He sincerely hope to deepen one's senses towards the world with his images

The high Himalayas are the revered and sacred abode of the gods. Lord Shiva sat deep in meditation until Parvati won his love. For Hindus, the Himalayas are still the holiest place on earth. Looking at the sky and cloud formations, you can imagine the deities, the fabled sky dancers, or picture the gods pondering the world.

As night fell, a passage was found in the uninhabited countryside, the Milky Way hanging high in the sky seems to bring me into a place where my soul can rest.

All the horses pictured here are yearlings that are raised to become racehorses in the future. The snow makes them look expressive. This is because they (the field blanketed in white, the drifting snow, the falling snow by canter and so on) seem to emphasize their expressions and movements. They do well in environments with temperatures below -10 degrees Celsius. They are still in the growth stage, and it is hoped that they will survive the harsh winter and grow stronger. By spring, it will probably be even stronger.

In southeastern Georgia, United States, as water breathed life into the Cypress trees, summer met winter, and sunlight infused nature with an artistic touch, the park was a living outdoor art exhibit, with nature's masterpieces on display at every turn.

Fenqiang Liu is a fine art nature photographer based in Orlando, Florida. His work captures breathtaking moments of natural beauty and transforms them into captivating art pieces. With an education and experience in drawing, Chinese literature, cinema, and photography, Liu utilizes his unique blend of cultural influences from both the East and West, along with his artistic background and mastery of photography, to express his thoughts and emotions in a distinct and meaningful way. He has achieved resounding success in photography and earned numerous prestigious international photo awards.

A lady and her beloved dog playing at sunset on the beaches of White Rock, BC Canada. We raced the incoming tides as the sun set and we all were not afraid to get wet!

I was traveling on the Bamboo Forest path in Arashiyama Kyoto, Japan. There are many people in this place. If you want to capture the state of no one, you have to spend a lot of time waiting and luck.

Creation makes my life more interesting ! I am a landscape photographer on the taiwan, I love immersing myself in the natural world, admiring Gods creation, and capturing images that portray the magical moments I get to experience while there. Enjoy the photos!

A magical underwater meeting while the training of the freediver Vannesa Sierra, a National record in static apnea, takes place at Waira coast. Venezuela.

Camilo Diaz, born in 1981 in Medellin, Colombia, studied Visual Arts at the National University of Colombia and further Fashion Photography, Advertising, and Film Studies at various Universities in Buenos Aires, Argentina. His artistic work focuses on the intimate portrayal of people and their immediate lives and surroundings. More than a depiction, his photographs reveal an intimate discovery and allow shared momentum. His subjects are not strangers but rather people with whom he enters a story.

The quiet and slow Lanyu is a small volcanic island with beautiful scenery around the island.

Selong Belanak beach is located in Lombok island, West Nusa Tenggara, East Indonesia, a beautiful and quiet beach and it's a perfect place to learn surfing. It's a beautiful white sand beach and also perfect place to have a zen and relaxed time far away from day to day busy life. I can also see colourful fishing boats pulled up on the beach with the local fishermen preparing their freshly caught fish. Furthermore, when came to sunset time, I saw one colourful fishing boats and I was using the opportunity to make a spectacular sunset photography.

I am a photography enthusiast with genre of landscape (color & black and white), fine art black and white and human interest. Although I started to make a photo since analog camera and mostly for family documentation, I started to focus on landscape photography since 2016 and human interest photography since Sep 2021. I am so passionate with photography because photography is an art that I can enjoy for myself and also for other people who love with photography.

There is an old forest a few kilometres from where I live. For many years I didn't know what treasure was hidden in it. During the pandemic there was a lockdown for several days, during which it was forbidden to leave the district. That's when I started walking around my neighborhood until I got to this forest. I was just taking a walk, I needed to clean my mind and think about more positive things. Deeper in the forest I was left standing in pure amazement - 300 or 400 years old oaks had appeared in front of me and there were more and more of them. It was love at first sight.

I take pictures of trees, this is what I specialize in. Trees are alive beings and that is how I try to catch them. I am a photographer of the Tree of the Year Slovakia poll.

Missing forrest These pictures are made with the nineteenth-century gum bichromate technique on rag paper 20”x25” The missing forest is a mise en abyme, a walk in a non-existent wood, a door that leads to an unknown world, or perhaps inside ourselves.

Ursula Ferrara is an Italian photographer, painter, and animation film director. She started with her father’s Leica at the age of 13 and studied analogic photography at the Florence Academy. She has a PhD in film animation. She is passionate about ancient techniques, such as wet plate, and continues to experiment, with self-built cameras for ultra-large format photography, including recently a camera van.

Colour variations

Milan Gonda is a landscape and travel photographer, currently based in Chicago. He graduated from social anthropology, specializing in visual anthropology and ethnographic film. Shortly after his studies, he engaged with freelance photography with focus on landscape and travel photography. After spending several years photographing various locations throughout Europe, Milan is currently focusing on Greece with an aim to create a robust and coherent body of work on this region.

A colorful and glowing sunset over layers of mountains emerging from the mist, all bathed in warm orange hues.

A consequence of growing up in mountainous areas is a sensitivity to the subtle cycles and seasonal changes of the landscape. The trees, the rivers, the fields, the snow cover, and the mountains, which show different aspects of themselves from one hour, one day, one season, to the next. The world’s wild places - mountains, glaciers, polar ice – are under increasing pressure, both from climate change and the relentless intrusion of human activities. One way to inspire people to value and make an effort to preserve these areas is by sharing images of them.