For Alejandra Nowiczewski, photography is not only a visual art form but also a philosophical and meditative practice.

For aerial and environmental photographer and visual anthropologist Aya Okawa, photography serves as a sanctuary.

The series Fremdkörper, translating to Foreign Matter, showcases strange objects found in barren landscapes, such as a rusted heater, a neglected football goal, and an aeroplane wreck.

She explores our fleeting presence in a timeless, enduring world.

Mindful photography is a practice of making photographs that begins not with the camera, but with stillness.

From a single viewpoint, his Blakeney series captures a familiar path along the remote Norfolk coast.

Slowing down reveals images that reflect our shared path to True Nature.

Ithaca reveals a rebirth into beauty after profound transformation.

The images of Luca Ortis explore nature’s mystery and power.

Samuele Quaranta captures nature’s raw beauty for the attentive observer.

Her photography reflects deep engagement with the world.

Her images explore the boundary between the visible and the inner self.

Viet Ha Tran transforms the natural world into a dreamlike scene.

Vladislav Gustinovich, born in Belarus and now based in Poland, provides an impressionist perspective on urban structures.