Stéphane Noizet

Photographers/Stéphane Noizet

Amateur photographer for many years, Stéphane has surveyed Guyana, Surinam and the Pantanal. A lover of large mammals, he travels to immortalize his favorite animals such as deer, ibexes or Slovenian bears.

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Marielle Awad

Marielle Awad has been based in Tokyo, Japan for several years. Photography allowed her to reconcile her different passions: art, travel and animals, particularly birds. Today, she particularly likes to highlight Japanese nature throughout the seasons through her images.

Patrick Pagni

Patrick Pagni began photographic hunting more than 40 years ago with trips to the Orient forest, Cap Fréhel, and Chambord. Subsequently, his professional life having taken him to the United States, he discovered the immensity of the North American continent and was passionate about its wildlife.
The series of bear photos was taken during several trips to Alaska, on Kodiak Island or on the Katmai Peninsula, around Hallo Bay.
He returns there every year to find these extraordinary mammals for which he has developed a passion.

Bastien Chaix

Passionate about wildlife and wild nature from an early age, Bastien began working in ornithology before supervising stays in participatory science in Kyrgyzstan on the study of the snow leopard. He then passed the mountain guide diploma which allows him to supervise naturalist stays all year round in Kyrgyzstan but also in Ladakh and Mongolia. Very attached to the pastoral world, Bastien also worked seasonally for 10 years as a shepherd in the Alps and in Provence. Photography has accompanied him since the beginning, but it is the wide open spaces of Central Asia, its animal species and its fascinating peoples that remain his favorite subject.

Julien Kam

A craftsman photographer for several years, Julien Kam has always kept, in parallel with his work for companies, a strong personal and professional link with nature and the environment. He lives and works particularly in the mountains, observing its fauna, its flora, its landscapes but also the actors of the environment. With a keen eye, he searches for and photographs the details of nature, from the smallest insect to the grandiose landscapes both around his home and abroad. He also carries out reporting work related to the environment and its actors.

Isabelle Drouet

A diver for thirty years, Isabelle photographs underwater fauna and flora mainly in macro photography. What interests him in the macro is to be able to show the details of certain animals or to discover tiny underwater species such as "sea slugs". On land, it is animal photography and landscapes that will be his favorite subjects.

Jacques Ténart

Born in the 1950s, Jacques has been passionate about photography since adolescence. At that time he had his analog photo lab. Living near the Compiègne forest, he naturally turned to nature and large animal photography. An eclectic and opportunistic amateur photographer, he also practices the lookout. His favorite themes are naturalistic, animal photography and anything that catches the eye by shape, color, the unusual, the curious.

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Michel Gile

Three years of school at Eurotechnique Photo then a photographer in the Air Force at the Friedrichshafen base in Germany, Michel Gile was then a freelancer for the Ouest France Rennes newspaper, agriculture section then at the Le Mans editorial office. Freelancer for years for the magazine La France Agricole. He works as a correspondent photographer for the France Presse agency as well as Rapho Andia UPI etc. Michel photographs the politicians the stars in hotels, casinos or on the beaches.

Anne-Laure Vié

Originally from Lyon where she completed her medical studies, Anne-Laure Vie quickly developed a passion for scuba diving and photography. She arrived in Tahiti in 2018, and the immense playground that was offered to her led her to experiment tirelessly, between new techniques and fleeting encounters, in search of an ever more successful tribute to the treasures of Polynesian waters.

Clément Wurmser

Although he has always been passionate about nature in general and the animal kingdom in particular, Clément discovered macro photography completely by chance. When he celebrated his graduation, he was offered a small digital compact camera, with a macro mode: he then realized that I knew nothing about the microcosm that had always lived with him, all these little critters that surround us and for which we often show only disgust and contempt. By observing them a little closer, we quickly realize the incredible richness of this tiny universe imbued with poetry, colors and contrasts. Clément wants only one thing for his photos: that they make anyone who sees them want to take the plunge and venture into this fabulous biotope that inhabits the intimacy of our gardens.

Florent Perville

A professional photographer since 2009, Florent has developed multiple experiences and various projects over the years. For more than twenty years, he has traveled through the forests of the Oise as well as the great plains and parks of Kenya. During my outings, Florent perfects his techniques to set up ideal settings, he learns to know the meeting places of the different species, to wait, to capture the intimacy of these discreet and secret lives. Over the months, Florent observes and studies their movements in order to photograph them in different settings and atmospheres. The desire to discover this fauna so close to our towns and villages but so little known, and the desire to share is always present in him.

Alain Christy

Self-taught, retired, happy to travel, photograph and share. Like many, he discovered photography through a Zenith E in the 1970s. Absorbed by his professional activity, it was following hospitalization that he returned to photography in 2000. Jack-of-all-trades, freelance text and photos, first for a local newspaper then for a specialized sports agency, in retirement he took advantage of many trips in France and abroad in search of images that he wanted to share with as many people as possible.
Author of a first attempt at a photographic road book "PORTO off the beaten track", he hopes to keep his health to go and discover the beauties of the world around us for a long time yet...

Philippe Tessé

Philippe, autodidact, lover of photography for a long time, took advantage of his travels around the world to capture portraits and scenes of everyday life. One of his last destinations, South Africa, made him discover wildlife photography and become aware of the beauty and fragility of wildlife. Today, his wish is to continue to progress technically in this field by not contenting himself with simply being a spectator but also a witness to the changes which are taking place and which threaten the beautiful balance of nature.

Olivier Laurent

Passionate about photography, Olivier started out as a self-taught amateur like many others. The practice of portrait and product photography allowed him to acquire the technical bases to move later towards themes closer to nature such as landscapes and photos of insects (with a particular interest in spiders). Olivier remains a jack of all trades and tries as much as possible to make the most of a scene or place through his images.

Frédéric Grimaitre

Passionate about nature since his childhood, Frédéric first photographed dragonflies and butterflies in the "des Grangettes" nature reserve (on the Swiss shore of Lake Geneva). He then followed a HES engineer training in Nature management. He likes to vary the subjects, so the landscapes and the urban environment capture his attention more and more, without leaving aside chamois, marmots and details of flowers.

Jean-Marc Quinet

Jean-Marc Quinet lives in Belgium. Initially exclusively a concert photographer for 15 years, since the 2000s Belgian politics, news, illustration photography and local and border tourism constitute the bulk of his photographic activity. He has produced (with his wife) discovery and hiking guides highlighting the multitude of little-known tourist places along the Belgian-French border as well as a guide to the wines and vineyards of Wallonia.

Fabian Vol

Fabian is a self-taught photographer by nature, rather macro oriented although it is not exclusive. Coming to photography by a strong naturalist tropism, he photographs the flora and fauna (orchids) near his home in an urban area of Yvelines. He is particularly attracted to soil fauna and reptiles.

Raimon Santacatalina

Nature photographer (born in Vilafranca del Penedés, Barcelona in 1969), Raimon practices different photographic disciplines (fauna, macro, landscape, night ...) although always linked to nature, which excites him the most. It is a partner of AEFONA (Spanish Association of Nature Photographers) and WWF Spain (World Wildlife Fund). Some of his photographs have been published in magazines, books, audiovisuals, etc. He has also obtained prizes and distinctions in national and international competitions.

Fabrice Gibierge

His attachment to living things developed as a child in the family garden and the nearby forest. Self-taught, he has been practicing photography for about fifteen years with a particular attraction for macro; insects of course and all that wants to be approached. Fabrice has the chance to share this passion and his outings with those close to him and strives to change the bad reputations of these magnificent bugs.

Franck Lacombe

Franck is a self-taught photographer. He began his career as a sports photographer at Rolland Garros, at the time of the Beckers, Noah, Tchang, and so on ... Then, he launched into reportage and street photography, everywhere in Europe. But he didn't just do that. In turn, screenwriter, modeler and sculptor, design lover, he also jointly set up a site for the sale of designer lighting online. Site, which he directed and fed with studio shots, for nearly 10 years, then returned to photography completely. He is currently working as a newfound photographer, but also his “new” drone remote pilot activity, which started 8 years ago. Finally, he is also a cameraman and regularly participates in video recordings for institutional short films.

Michel Compagnon

Born and living in Haute-Savoie, passionate about photography and self-taught since a very young age, he quit for a few years due to certain events, but the virus returned and for twenty years his boxes have not left him. A fan of mountain hiking, he never leaves without a camera and two lenses. His bag is often nearly fifteen kilos! He likes the humanist portrait, not too much the studio or the frozen poses. He is passionate about the wildlife when approaching, but unfortunately this activity takes a lot of time. Michel leads a photo workshop in a cultural center where he appreciates human contact. He travels regularly with a predilection for Madagascar.

Dominique et Serge Soyez

"Today the weather conditions are excellent, I will be able to take the photographs which suit me, up there where I feel infinitely well ..." This is one of the typical days of Dominique who travels the Mountain, between Belledonne and Mercantour, with his (heavy) photographic material. "Through my photos, I want to share this freedom and well-being that I experience in the heart of the immaculate open spaces of the mountains, far, far from the crowd and mass tourism. I also want to contribute to the popularization of science of Earth and Life applied to the Mountain (geology, ecology, flora and fauna of the Alps). "As for Serge, of scientific training, he approaches the mountain with the need to know the" functioning "of nature. "My intellectual passions are to understand, learn and transmit."

Jean-Marc Portes

Passionate about photography, Jean-Marc Portes is a Lozerian from childhood and at heart, based in Aveyron. He is attracted by the mountains, the ocean, the large plateaus of Causse Méjean, Aubrac, Margeride, Larzac, not to mention the Tarn Gorges and Ireland. Wedding photographer since 1986, he also takes nature photos and is a photographer and press correspondent since 2005, and provides his photos for postcards.

Peter Zenckl

Peter was born and raised in Germany. A few years ago, he and his fiancee packed their bags and headed for Mexico. They lived there for a few years before moving to an old rusty VW Van. Soon they turned their wheels north and headed for the real savage.

Guilhem Manzano

Mountain guide and self-taught photographer in the Pyrenees, his job allows him to take advantage of the different seasons and the paintings they offer. He loves in nature photography this meeting between the moment, the light and the place which combine to give a unique image that will always be different.

David Jerez

A firefighter by profession, he divides his time between his passion for photography and his family. Very early on, attracted by the plastic arts and nature, he spends much of his time drawing and traversing the Sierra de Guadarrama with his inseparable bike. He is attracted by the beauty of plants, birds, insects, mammals and by these wonderful landscapes of Madrid. .

At the age of 12, his father lent him an Olympus camera, surprised to discover the possibility of freezing all that beauty in time. Without a doubt, photography would be the perfect combination of passion for nature and visual arts. He has not been able to develop his photographic activity until 2010, since then he has worked intensively on different disciplines of photography and personal projects.

After having made exhibitions like the one of 2017 "Yebes 100% natural". He has also been rewarded in various photographic competitions such as Fotofio, the Amburtur Guadalajara Competition, the Delta Birding Festival, Fotonoja, Cádiz Photonature, among others.

Djamal Makhloufi

Always fascinated by nature, Guyana allows him to realize his dream of seeing a preserved nature. With the advent of digital, Djamal starts looking for the little beast through macro photography. Residing near the forest of Fontainebleau, he traveled tirelessly to enhance its biodiversity, photographing in situ the species of birds and butterflies. A few years ago he discovered the wild orchids of his region and began to photograph wildflowers and also insects. The Hérault region, its heart region, offers many opportunities to discover the Mediterranean flora and fauna.

Yannis Boussac

The photographic universe of Yannis is poetic, pictorial and mysterious ...

Stéphane Coutteel

Stéphane first uses his silver photographs to testify to the action of the association Sev in Mali, or even sponsorship for the foundation of Dr. Schweitzer in Gabon.
He is a photographer-traveler always in search of photographic reports on the cultures and wonders of the world. A little trekker, a little diver, a little ranger of the confines, and always curious about the nature that surrounds us, that it is important to respect and for that incessantly to put it in images.
"Photography, travel and meeting, I like to combine them in the time of Slow, Slowphotography".

Christophe Geyres

Working in the editorial office of a photographic press agency for more than 20 years, his real passion is animal photography with a predilection for feathered species. At the option of traveling in France or abroad or just in his garden in the Paris region, he combines his two passions, nature observation and photography. Working more particularly lately on the Perruches à Collier very present in the Paris region.

Xavier Delorme

Passionate about thunderstorms since childhood, Xavier admired them from his home. He knew how to approach and photograph them over the years. The beginnings were not very conclusive, the capture of the lightning with a silver SLR was quite difficult but the arrival of the digital facilitated the shooting. Storm tracking takes a lot of time during the peak season between April and September. A few kilometers from the very first storm hunt, today thousands of kilometers are traveled across the country in pursuit of the fiercest storms.

Ben Schreck

Fascinated by nature in all its diversity of shapes and colors. Ben likes to take inspiration from the variety of nature. With his images, he tries to convey emotions in order to reinforce the awareness of the fragile nature. He often uses the nearby coast as a backdrop for his shots. His photographic debut dates back about 18 years. In the meantime, Ben has come into contact with very different influences in photography. Today he is also interested in architecture and travel photography.

Yannick Alram

After traveling the Pyrenees for more than 20 years alone, he decided to share this love and more widely of nature through photography. Becoming a professional in 2011, he directed the film "Follow your path" on the Cincle Plunger in 2016 and illustrated books by Terran. He particularly wishes to highlight the various actors and craftsmen who work for the protection of nature and sustainable development.

Franck Maillard

A tireless traveler and passionate photographer, Franck Maillard has been exploring continents and their different biotopes for 15 years. Fascinated by animal ethology and worshiping super-preachers from all over the world, he seeks to raise public awareness of the fragility of life in the face of human activities. He won the 1st prize at the Namur international festival in the mammal category in 2017. He is also nominated at the Nature Images Awards - Wild Land - IUCN in 2017. He also had a 1st prize in the portrait category (ethno photography) at the Photo Contest Imaging Day in Brussels in 2015.

Bastien Villejoubert

Originally from the Limousin in a small town of Haute-Vienne, Bastien has always been passionate about wild animals and the nature around him. He started wildlife photography in 2006 during an improvised lookout on a summer night with a goat. Since then, his camera has not really left him.
He tries through his images to show the beauty and fragility of nature and its wild animals.

Sylvain Cordelier

Passionate about nature since forever, Sylvain has been practicing animal photography for over 20 years now. He began photography (film) by observing mammals, and then little by little the ornithological photography became his passion. Its only ambition is to present at best the treasures that surround us, sometimes very close to home. The very confidential population of European Bee-eaters nest within an hour of his home and the Martins fishermen and the rare Gorgebleue meet a few kilometers from his home. He practices mainly the photographic lookout always having in mind the least disturbance of the wanted animals.