Bored Panda reached out to Zuzu and Peter to find out more about their captivating photo series. We asked them to describe the moment or inspiration that led to the creation of this unique concept. We learned that: “Our moment of inspiration came during our very first holiday as a couple ten years ago. We are both creatives who love taking photos, and at that time, we had at least 5-6 cameras with us on the trip. We knew we wanted to create a sort of travel diary. Then, one day, while we were both taking photos, we spontaneously ended up capturing images of each other simultaneously. This sparked the idea of using this concept, which we have employed ever since.”

As we all know, timing is often crucial in photography. We were curious if the couple could share a memorable instance where capturing the perfect moment was particularly challenging. Zuzu and Peter told us: “One that comes to mind is from Uluru, Australia. We aimed to capture the sunrise moment, so timing was critical. However, numerous other photographers had the same idea. Suddenly, we found ourselves on one side capturing the beautiful scene and on the other, jostling with a crowded spot to get the perfect shot.”

“Another challenging experience was when we were taking photos in the ocean while swimming with the whale sharks in Western Australia. Swimming alongside these gentle giants and photographing each other was a bit of a challenge.”

We also learned about other memorable moments from your travels that left a lasting impression on the couple: “One of our most memorable trips was traveling around Australia in a campervan. Six weeks of travel, covering thousands of kilometers through the remote bush, in a tiny campervan, with a broken radio and no A/C in the heat. We like to say that if we survived this as a couple, we can survive anything.”

Beyond the captivating visuals, Zuzu and Peter's photographs seem to explore the universal themes of connection and shared experiences. We were curious about the message or emotion the couple hopes viewers will take away from their work. They shared: “Firstly, we want to show our audience that it's not just about beautiful photos. While we do choose stunning settings on both sides, sometimes it's important to show reality – the 'Insta-worthy picture' from one angle may involve navigating through crowds, mess, etc.

Secondly, since this is our travel diary, it remains personal. Some of our audience has been with us for over a decade. It's wonderful to be able to showcase the connection we have as a couple and share it with them too.”