Photographer takes viewers on a journey with extraordinary visual storytellers as they shoot passion projects and recount their lives.
Paul Nicklen and Cristina Mittermeier fell in love while photographing on their first dive together in the Yucatan. They now use their images and millions of online followers to bring about change and protect the oceans. Inspired by Jacques Cousteau, the pair launch a four-year global expedition in the Bahamas, fighting to protect marine life from oil drilling.
Anand, known for capturing the secrets of the natural world through his images, has taken on a new challenge: chicken embryos. Anand reflects on his own career evolution while photographing the metamorphosis of chickens from eggs to living creatures, a process typically invisible to the naked eye.
Dan Winters, one of the most versatile and celebrated photographers working today, is at the height of his craft. There is little Dan hasn’t accomplished, but his accomplishments have come with personal costs. Dan reflects on his illustrious career while he tackles both the apex of human endeavor: the Artemis launch, and a long dreamed of project: photographing the shipyards of Bangladesh.
At age 30, British-Ghanaian photographer Campbell Addy has ascended to the height of the fashion game against all odds. But after photographing magazine covers featuring celebrities like Beyoncé, Naomi Campbell, and Meghan Markle, he worries he has become too commercial, and takes big risks to get back to his roots and pull off his first solo show as an artist.
World renowned adventure photographer, Krystle Wright, is on a mission to rebuild momentum in her career after a 3-year hiatus. While capturing one of the season’s most dangerous tornadoes, and attempting to bring a personal vision to life in Moab she shares the highs and lows of her extraordinary lifestyle.
Muhammed Muheisen is a veteran AP photographer who has covered some of the most important world events of his generation. Now, he explores meaningful stories of refugees that go beyond headlines and stereotypes, and he seeks out the moments of joy that exist in the midst of war, tragedy, and upheaval.
