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Colby Brown is a photographer, photo educator, and author based out of Cresco, Pennsylvania. Specializing in wildlife, travel, and humanitarian photography, his photographic portfolio spans the four corners of the globe. Throughout his work, one can see that he combines his love of the natural world with his fascination with its diverse cultures. Each of his photographs tries to tell a story of life on this planet. Colby is also the founder of The Giving Lens, a humanitarian photography organization.
Colby leads photo workshops all over the globe, passionately guiding aspiring photographers as they explore the diverse beauty of all seven continents in their pursuit of capturing stunning images. His workshops provide the perfect blend of hands-on experience and expert advice, inspiring participants to enhance their skills while discovering breathtaking landscapes and cultures around the world.
Even if you can't join Dave on one of his incredible workshops, his dedication to teaching photography at all levels is always worth following. You can catch a glimpse of his tips for great landscape photography in this video by our friends at B&H, filmed in Vallerret's "neighborhood" of the stunning Lofoten Islands — it's the perfect taster of what makes his teaching so special amidst those breathtaking landscapes.
Colby Brown is - next to others depending on the workshop and the environment - lately rocking the Hatchet Photography Glove, knowing that when it comes to capturing the world's most remote and rugged landscapes, reliability and durability are non-negotiable. The Hatchet has become his go-to choice, providing the protection and functionality he needs to tackle the harshest environments without compromise.
In addition to being a Vallerret Ambassador, Colby is also a Sony Artisan, SanDisk Professional and Shimoda Design Ambassador.
Steve Cole is a seasoned broadcast camera operator with over 14 years of experience covering high-profile events like the FIFA World Cup, the Olympics, Wimbledon, and major music festivals. Starting as a photographer, he transitioned into live broadcast, where he has become an expert in camera operation. When he's not behind the lens, Steve enjoys sharing his street photography adventures on his channel @snapsbyasailor, giving a unique insight into the life of a camera operator.
Rachel Bigsby is a self-taught wildlife photographer with a lifelong passion for nature and a keen creative eye. At just 27, she has already won prestigious awards like 'Natural Artistry' in Wildlife Photographer of the Year, the Portfolio Award in Bird Photographer of the Year, and is a Nikon Creator with published work in National Geographic. Without formal training, Rachel has carved her own path, using her deep knowledge of wildlife to capture moments that often go unnoticed, creating images that are both scientifically informed and artistically profound. Explore her work and be inspired by her remarkable journey.
Virgil Reglioni is a self-taught photographer and adventure leader passionate about the Arctic. With a focus on polar landscapes and the aurora borealis, he merges exploration with artistry, creating powerful, storytelling-driven images. Virgil guides expeditions through Svalbard, Greenland, and Tromsø, sharing his knowledge and love for the Arctic with others. His favorite photography gloves, the Skadi LRS by Vallerret, keep his hands warm and functional in the harshest environments, allowing him to focus on creativity and capturing unforgettable moments.
