Peter doesn't draw a line between his still photography and his films. One feeds the other. Photographs tell stories just as much as films.

It is Andrew's own personal projects using a film camera that has resonated with so many people and has given him the most inner joy.

In his series "Ausflag", Alan is exploring what the flag means to Australians and poses the question..."What does it really represent?"

The streets of Chile was Jano's school and photography was a logical consequence to express his memories.

During a camping trip in Croatia, Mattia explored the contradictions of a country split between its international image and its traditions.

In his series "A-luz-cinante" Nego shows us a fanciful look at dancefloors, couples, trios and crowds driven by style, movement and culture.

Daniel's eclectic style of street photography shows an artistic and sincere way of showing the essence of the human in an urban context.

Vanessa’s energy and spirit, as well as her art and photography tell a brilliant and unique story of Haiti.

With the enrichment of light and beautiful dark shadows, in Martin's images, the people are actors, ‘performing’ for him within the scene.

For David, street photography is a fun and accessible form of expression, becoming a form of therapy for him.

Sandra's journey with photography is intertwined with her journey through life, encompassing multiple photographic and art genres.

In his landscapes, Simone experiences only positive sensations as he captures the beautiful nuances of light at dawn and evening.

Painting with her camera lets abstract photographer and textile designer Alex Rutherford combine her two passions to capture her world.

To offset his advertising and environmental footprint, Ixi now uses ethical brands and uses his art to raise awareness for sustainability.

As a street photographer, Maria is drawn to the story she sees in front of her, looking for that scene and that moment of dramatic tension.

Leigh Ann's documentary projects depict a sense of community, focusing on storytelling and pulling the viewer into her own inner thoughts.

Neil Kramer tells stories with his photos, writing, and films. Simultaneously humorous and compassionate, his lockdown diary has gone viral.

Pan is a New York City documentary and street photographer who photographs the sights, smells and sounds of the city that he calls home.

Olivier takes photos according to his inspirations. He immortalises his street scenes forever in a few hundredths of a second.

Through her documentary photography, Christina is compelled to tell the stories of those who do not have the means to do so themselves.

Aurélien believes in the opportunity to capture subjects in their environment to bear witness to the beauty and preciousness of life.