Samuel Lintaro Hopf

@lin.taro

Hamburg, Germany.

Samuel Lintaro Hopf is a Hamburg based freelance photographer & filmmaker who focuses on documenting life & culture in urban and non-urban environments. Online he is known for his successful YouTube Channel “SAMUEL STREETLIFE”, where he regularly shares photography insights but also highlights other artists & industry experts.

Besides working on his long term projects, Samuel teaches street photography workshops in Hamburg and works as an international Ricoh GR Ambassador.

Julia Hrudová

@hrudography

Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

She has collaborated with publications such as CBS News, The Guardian, and VICE News and her work has been showcased internationally. From 2020 to 2021, Julie contributed a weekly street photograph to the Amsterdam-based newspaper Het Parool. This project culminated in her book “Chasing Amsterdam”. Furthermore, Julie is a member of the Burn My Eye collective and editor of the Street Repeat account, focusing on similarities and repetitions within street photography.

Julie Hrudová’s work is characterized by her keen observation of daily life, capturing the subtle strangeness of everyday moments and translating them into compelling visual narratives.

Dawid Lozowicki

@dawloz_streetales

Oslo, Norway.

Dawid Lozowicki is a Polish photographer based in Oslo, Norway, and a member of Oslo SPC.

Fascinated by human beings, Dawid captures fleeting moments up close, working primarily with digital, color photography combined with flash while occasionally experimenting with analog techniques. For him, documenting life is both a joyful pursuit and a way to deepen his understanding of the world around him.

Dawid views the streets as a theatrical stage, striving to create visually and emotionally stimulating images that highlight interactions between people, their surroundings, and the urban landscape. He enjoys breaking barriers, playing with cultural codes, and making bold, intuitive decisions. His photography blends humor, hidden details, and deeper observations, inviting viewers into a slightly surreal world.

Currently, Dawid is developing two long-term projects, one of which is under the mentorship of Sputnik Photos, a renowned photo collective based in Warsaw, Poland. His work reflects a commitment to exploring social aspects and creating meaningful visual narratives.

Fredrik Axling

@fredrik.axling

Stockholm, Sweden.

After more than 10 years of making electronic music, Fredrik Axling suddenly stopped producing, sold his music studio and took a break from everything. To get back on track, he bought a camera and started taking pictures in his hometown of Stockholm. Pretty soon it became clear that he had switched path and was deep down into street photography.

His photography is mainly characterized by a sense of loneliness and nostalgia, often suggested through composition with strong colours and contrasts, where the human expression is in the center. Moreover, his photography often emphasizes the interplay of light and shadow, bringing depth and atmosphere to his images. Although he occasionally explores other genres such as nature, landscapes and experimental imagery, his work often highlights everyday scenes from the city, aiming to find beauty in the ordinary.

Axling’s work has recently been featured in a photo zine released with London publisher Setanta Book. The zine reflects his first three years as a photographer and his perspective on the world around him. Through his photography, he invites viewers to pause and appreciate the small, often unnoticed moments and details of urban life.

Øyvind Nordhagen

@oyvindwashere

Oslo, Norway.

Øyvind Nordhagen is a Norwegian documentary and street photographer based in Oslo. He focuses on social landscapes and the human condition, particularly the Norwegian condition. His images are of the kind that invites you to look closer, as they usually have a slight deadpan humoristic touch to them.

In 2024 Øyvind spent 8 months on a project shot exclusively onboard a specific tram car model in Oslo, titled “Not in service”. The project is an epitaph to this historic tram car as it was being decommissioned. Taking the street photography perspective and focusing on the role of public transport as cultural heritage and public space. The project will be published in book form in 2025.

Øyvind will show and tell war stories from working on the project “Not in service, as well as dipping into some of his other work.

Dawn Eagleton

@dawneagleton_

London, UK.

Dawn Eagleton is a British Street Photographer who specialises in candid street portraits. Fascinated by human expression and mannerisms, in 2018 Dawn embarked on a creative journey to explore and reveal the beauty of everyday people in unguarded moments. She has built a solid reputation with her signature “Through the Glass” portraits, many of which invite the viewer to connect with the subject through eye contact. To date her work has been exhibited in London, New York, Singapore and Rome and has featured in various reputable photography publications. Her first book is due to be published in 2025.

Erlend Mikael Sæverud

@erlendmikaelsaeverud

Oslo, Norway.

Erlend Mikael Sæverud (1975) is a Norwegian photographer and visual artist who has distinguished himself both in the local and international art scenes. After initially pursuing a career as a musician and music producer, he began with photography following a car accident in 2007, where it became a central part of his recovery process.

Erlend captures light and shadow in a unique and distinctive way. His images are a blend of spontaneous moments and careful planning. He sees potential in architecture, in special lighting, or a random passerby, and he can wait for hours in the same spot for all of these elements to come together at the right moment. Erlends has taken inspiration from René Magritte, Edward Hopper, Film noir and Surrealism.

In his latest exhibition “Orbit”, Erlend Mikael Sæverud continues his search for stories that unfold in the city. This time in the streets of Paris, Amsterdam, New York, Stockholm and Oslo. Places that Erlend himself has a personal connection to.

Erlend Mikael Sæverud is represented by Galleri Ramfjord in Oslo, as well as Ronan Art Gallery in Amsterdam and Galerie Dessers in Belgium. He has gained recognition in international photography competitions such as the Spider Awards and International Color Awards, where he received Honor of Distinction and Honorable Mention, respectively. He has created public art installations for Ringnes Park and has sold works to collections such as Norges Bank, Ferd, and the Office of the Attorney General of Norway.