Photographers

Portrait and documentary photographer of Brazilian origin, born in 1986 and based in Barcelona, Spain. He has a bachelor's degree in International Relations and postgraduate studies in photography, which provides an analytical and humanistic dimension to his work. His work has been published in prestigious media such as National Geographic Brasil and El Periódico, and he has participated in festivals such as the Photogenic Festival of Barcelona, establishing himself as a relevant voice in contemporary photography. His YouTube channel focuses on the dissemination of photographic culture, analyzing the visual language and narrative of great masters. In addition to his work as a teacher, Pedro specializes in dance and portrait photography, working with artists from various companies such as the Barcelona Ballet. His pedagogical approach seeks for his students and followers not only to learn how to use the camera, but also to develop a critical and personal view of the reality they capture.

Antonio Perandrés is a Spanish photography and video disseminator who uses the name Tecnotullus for his online presence. Its main mission is to bring this art to people of all levels, from beginners to advanced users, through clear and enjoyable language. On its channel, it offers a wide variety of content that includes basic photography courses, photography technique tutorials and buying guides on which camera to purchase according to the user's needs. His work is characterized by being very prolific, with hundreds of videos that cover everything from the analysis of specific objectives to live sessions where he chats with other professionals in the sector. Based in Spain, its content usually shows iconic locations in its surroundings, such as the viewpoints of the Alhambra in Granada, and focuses on the enjoyment of the creative process, defending that technology should be a tool to enhance the talent of each photographer.

Tony and Chelsea Northrup are American authors and photographers recognized for their educational books, including Stunning Digital Photography. Tony is an award-winning author with more than 30 books published and millions of copies sold, with a technical background that combines his photography studies in Boston with a previous career in software. Chelsea began analog photography during high school and studied film at Connecticut College, developing a career that spans both photography and modeling internationally. Together they run one of the largest YouTube channels in the industry, providing industry news, in-depth technical reviews, and live photo reviews. Its approach is primarily educational, seeking to inspire photographers around the world by analyzing data and teaching fundamentals. While Tony regularly uses high-resolution equipment like the Canon 5DS-R, Chelsea maintains her preference for cameras like the Nikon D810, balancing technical analysis with professional practice.

Photographer and filmmaker born and raised in Southern California, with more than a decade of experience in image creation and film. His interest in cinematography led him to teach himself in 2012, the year he acquired his first DSLR camera. His profile is characterized by a very personal aesthetic that he himself describes as influenced by "old fashions and blues", focusing on developing his own artistic "eye" and the process of searching for unique visual styles. Through his YouTube channel and website, he shares his transition from filmmaker to content creator, offering resources such as Film Sims and LUTs that reflect his nostalgic style. Cam stands out for an unconventional shooting philosophy, championing the use of harsh shadows and unusual angles, prioritizing artistic expression and individuality over the industry's traditional technical rules.

Denmark-based landscape photographer and visual educator, with an academic training as a teacher and a Master in Educational Philosophy. He has been professionally dedicated to landscape photography since 2016, although his interest in video editing dates back to 2002. His work focuses on "Fine Art", capturing everything from epic views in Atlantic countries such as Iceland, Norway and the Faroe Islands, to serene and minimalist forest scenes typical of Scandinavia. His aesthetic is deeply influenced by the popular culture of the '90s and '00s, citing films like The Lord of the Rings and video games like Warcraft as sources of inspiration for his atmospheric compositions. On his YouTube channel and his courses, Mads teaches that a photograph is not finished in the camera, but rather comes to life in the editing phase, where the author's mood and artistic vision define the final work.