What would you do if you were stranded in the wild with nothing but your camera gear? Could you fashion tools for yourself to stay alive? That’s what Chris Niccolls of TCSTV explores in this unusual 14-minute video.
Niccolls finds himself left in the wilderness with: a tripod, a large strobe, DSLRs, lenses, sensor cleaning […]. petapixel.com
Avalanches are a terrifying experience that many don't make it out of. But this GoPro survived and lived to tell the tale (through footage). [Read More]
After nearly a year of searching and almost $38,000 in donations to a GoFundMe page, a dog, Ullr, has been located on a trail camera in the Colorado backcountry. [Read More]
Prominent large format wilderness photographer Ben Horne has enchanted viewers with incredible landscape and nature photography, primarily of the American West, for over a decade. [Read More]
What is the most important thing for a photographer? The simple and easy answer is the camera, or something closely related to it (like tripods or lights). And for many photographers that might be true… but not for a nature or landscape photographer.
At the beginning of February 2019, me (Patryk Bieganski) and my friend (Karol Nienartowicz) arrived in Jordan. We wanted to make an unusual photo trip with our cameras. We decided to spend 5 days and 3 nights on Wadi Rum desert with our own tent, water, and food in our backpacks.
I lived in the Central Europe almost whole my life and always my mind and hearth were drawn to the North. I moved to Norway for a while. But suddenly I had got a proposal for moving to Oman - the place which almost noone knows.
My name is Roberto Bertero, I am a musician and mountain photographer based in Turin, Italy. I am presenting you a selection of shots taken in high mountain, all in very special moments: when I happened to find myself above the clouds, or fog and haze (often a mix of these elements).