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Spotlight On – Matt Warren
I’m a professional Drone Photographer and visual artist based in Cornwall UK. Most of my time is spent exploring its vast coastline and finding unique perspectives to capture it from. I’m really in love with the ocean and think it’s an amazing subject to capture from above.[…]
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Spotlight On – Valentino Valkaj
Don't compare yourself to others, there will always be somebody else better then you. Probably it has been said already many times, but just go out and shoot, no excuse![…]
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Spotlight On: new Friends with Vision photographer Chris Dalton
Chris Dalton is a professional photographer and architect based in London. He specialises in cityscape and portrait photography, with a growing body of work combining the two disciplines in artful ways. […]
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Jacek Bonecki – Friends with Vision
I started taking photos out of boredom. I was bursting at the seams with passion and creativity, but I had zero drawing skills. I was also attracted to photography as a way of capturing moments, so in my last year of primary school, I documented my summer vacation in the pictures." - JB[…]
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Autumn Schrock – Friends with Vision
What do volcanoes and Peter Parker (a.k.a., Spider-Man) have to do with photography? Outdoor lifestyle and travel photographer Autumn Schrock explains the connection.[…]
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Markus van Hauten – Friends with Vision
Most of Markus van Hauten’s photographs capture breathtaking landscapes that cast a spell over the viewer and convey his passion for nature’s beauty to others.[…]
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Ken Sklute – Friends with Vision
Ken Sklute began his photographic career capturing race cars at an early age, but then moved into the wedding and portrait industry where he was quickly recognized as a trend setter, receiving many accolades throughout the industry. […]
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Sascha Hüttenhain – Ballet Tänzer
Often, only a fraction of a second decides whether an image was captured at the right moment, which is why the dialogue and interaction between dancer and photographer is especially important.[…]
