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L'1% di tutte le vendite va alle organizzazioni non profit ambientali
Rachel Bigsby is a self-made wildlife photographer whose genuine, lifelong passion for nature and creative flair have driven her remarkable journey in the field; at the young age of 27, she has already won the 'Natural Artistry' category in Wildlife Photographer of the Year, the Portfolio Award in Bird Photographer of the Year, become a Nikon Creator, and  a published photographer for National Geographic.Â
With no formal training, she has carved her own path, honing her skills and artistic vision through relentless dedication and a keen eye for detail. Her photography is not just about capturing beautiful images but about telling intricate stories. Guided by her extensive knowledge of her carefully selected subjects, she possesses a unique ability to anticipate moments and capture details and behaviours that often go unnoticed. Rachel’s images are infused with these fine details that speak to her heart and expertise, offering viewers a chance to see her subjects in a way that is both scientifically informed and artistically profound.
"As a wildlife photographer working in some of the harshest environments on the planet, the Markhof Pro V3 gloves have been my go-to choice for years, and for good reason—they strike the perfect balance between warmth, comfort, and dexterity, especially in extreme polar climates. When working in the polar regions, where temperatures can plummet and conditions change rapidly, the last thing I want is to be distracted by the discomfort of cold hands. The Markhof Pro V3 gloves keep my hands warm and protected, even during long shoots in freezing winds and subzero temperatures. The gloves are designed with photographers in mind, meaning I don’t have to sacrifice warmth for dexterity. I can still handle my camera with precision, from adjusting the focus to quickly changing settings in fast-paced wildlife situations. The thin, flexible fingertips allow me to feel and operate small camera buttons without fumbling, a feature that’s essential when working with delicate equipment in cold environments.
For any photographer venturing into extreme climates, the Markhof Pro V3 gloves are an essential piece of gear that will keep your hands warm, functional, and ready to shoot in any situation." - Rachel
Colby Brown is a photographer, photo educator, and author based in Cresco, Pennsylvania, specializing in wildlife, travel, and humanitarian photography. Colby is also the founder of The Giving Lens, a humanitarian photography organization that empowers communities through photography. Leading photo workshops all over the globe, he's guiding aspiring photographers through stunning landscapes across all seven continents. His hands-on approach inspires participants to enhance their skills while capturing the beauty of the world.Catch Colby's latest creations and adventures on his feed:
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.
Albrecht Voss is an internationally acclaimed architectural photographer based in Leipzig, Germany, known for capturing the elegance of the built environment throughout Europe. His work seamlessly bridges the gap between architecture and nature, creating compelling imagery for architects, hoteliers, and industrial clients. Albrecht frequently shares his knowledge through workshops, while his award-winning photography has earned accolades such as the Hasselblad Masters and Sony World Photography Awards. See his passion for combining artistry and technical precision on his channels:Â
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