VOLUME TWO CONTRIBUTORS
KETTER RAUDMETS Ketter Raudmets is a self-taught photographer from Estonia. While living in Stockholm and Tallinn, she makes sure that all the wonderful little or big moments are being captured with her camera for everyone to experience. She also recently had an exhibition called “I am Nature” to show how similar us humans and animals really are.
INSTAGRAM: @RETTEKRAUDMETS
AMANDA MORRISON A graphic designer and passionate photographer, Amanda is drawn to wild open spaces and large mammals. With a particular interest in helping to protect our most endangered species, Amanda travels across the globe to connect with and witness some of the challenges they face first hand, and when possible, volunteer in local programs. Back in London, she raises awareness and funds through her photographs to give back to the local and international charities who work tirelessly to protect them.
INSTAGRAM: @AMANDAJM2502
JULIE CHANDELIER French/Swedish Julie is a passionate conservation and wildlife photographer based in New Zealand. She advocates for the ocean and the wider natural world by telling stories about the connection we have with this amazing world we live in. Her passion leads her to contribute to meaningful projects and to work with individuals and organisations who strive to improve our environment and communities’ well-being. From documenting the whale research in the Subantarctic Islands to working as a guide in the polar regions, out in the elements is where her storytelling is at its best. WEBSITE: JULIECHANDELIER.COM INSTAGRAM: @JULIE_CHANDELIER ALEXANDRA SURKOVA Alexandra Surkova is a self-taught wildlife photographer based in Spain who recently won the 35AWARDS, an international annual photography award. Her first encounter with wildlife during the Covid era compelled her to leave her journalism career. Alexandra’s work is intimate and evocative, each frame transforming into a narrative that conveys the raw beauty of nature in an engaging dialogue with the viewer.
WEBSITE: ALEXANDRASURKOVA.COM INSTAGRAM: @ALEXANDROVICH_YO
TIINA ITKONEN Tiina Itkonen is a photographer from Finland who has been documenting Greenland and its inhabitants through her camera since 1995. She has exhibited her works internationally since 2004 and has published two books of photographs, Inughuit and Avannaa . Itkonen has traveled more than 1,500 kilometers along the west coast of Greenland by dogsled, motor boat, sailboat, oil tanker, cargo ship, helicopter, and small plane, lingering in small villages, coming to know the Greenlandic people.
WEBSITE: TIINAITKONEN.COM INSTAGRAM: @TIINAITKONEN
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