Interviews

Series Interviews
nature Photographers
by Kristel Schneider

In:

2014

• Orsolya Haarberg ‘Nature is pure spirit, it is the biggest artist. If you want to document its art, you have to see  Art in nature’. Read interview
  
• Alessandra Meniconzi ‘ …I am attempting to document the remaining indigenous people who are still living as they have had for thousands of years…’ . Read interview
  
• Cindy Jeannon ” I sometimes happen to dream about photos, imagine atmospheres and to be inspired by music, books, paintings and photography in my sleep…” Read interview
  
• Andrea Gulickx  ‘ For me, creativity flows best when I go into nature with an open mind. No planning at all ‘ Read interview
  
• Misja Smits ‘ ‘I like to surprise myself to avoid getting bored with my own pictures’ Read interview

• Daisy Gilardini ‘ I always think of Antarctica as a Planet on our Planet. It looks like everything stopped at the time of creation. Everything is in harmony, pristine and pure.’ Read interview
  
• Heike Odermatt ‘ ‘ …nature photography is just like a book, that no human being can really read …’ Read interview
• Sandra Bartocha ‘‘ I think that working conceptual and concentrated on certain projects help to focus the vision…’  Read interview
• Kerstin Langenberger ‘Nothing could have prepared me for the views and emotions …….’  Read interview
• Kristel Schneider  ‘I think you do not have to travel all around the globe to find interesting photography subjects. They are all around you! ‘ Read interview

2011-2012

•  Jim Brandenburg  ‘Nature Photography is my language; I speak it better than English. It is a very personal intimate thing to me’.  Read part 1 and part 2

•  Mike Moats  ‘I can’t paint, but I can create artwork with my camera’  Read interview

•  Marsel van Oosten ‘Most nature Photographers are obsessed with reality, with nature as it is, with ‘truth’ Read interview

•  Samuel Bitton  ..one thing that I like less than others, it would have to be the early rises!! Read interview

•  Jeroen Stel..’do my own thing” and not be bothered with the opinions of others and this works well for me’ Read interview

•  Leon Baas’…more attracted by the bugs on the beautiful flowers than by the bride. ‘ Read interview

•  Emmanuel Boitier  ‘ I’m keener on photographers who show skills and know-how in the long run than on those who produce a very good shot every now and then’  Read interview

•  Kristel Schneider  by Mike Moats  Read interview  and  by Arnaud Grizard from Naturapics Read interview (French)

•  Stéphane Hette  ‘I think we should respect the integrity and the living environment of the species that we photograph’ Read interview

• Edwin Giesbers  ‘Nature is an excuse for me to crawl’  Read interview