Members - Nature First

The Alliance for Responsible Nature Photography

Members exemplify the Nature First Principles

Take the pledge to declare your commitment to care for our wild places by practicing the Nature First Principles, and let others know that you are a part of the responsible photography movement. #naturefirst

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GUY TAL"In nature, change is a constant. Your experience in a natural place today likely is different from that of those who have been in that place before you, and those who will come to that place after you. Nothing you can do will ultimately prevent natural places from changing; but having the courage and discipline to adhere to the Nature First principles, may have great influence on the kind and rate of changes to come. Natural places, and the photographs you make in them, may satisfy in many ways, but no photograph you ever make will elevate your living experience as much as making the choice and effort to live out your days as a good human being." -Guy Tal — GUY TAL
"In nature, change is a constant. Your experience in a natural place today likely is different from that of those who have been in that place before you, and those who will come to that place after you. Nothing you can do will ultimately prevent natural places from changing; but having the courage and discipline to adhere to the Nature First principles, may have great influence on the kind and rate of changes to come. Natural places, and the photographs you make in them, may satisfy in many ways, but no photograph you ever make will elevate your living experience as much as making the choice and effort to live out your days as a good human being." -Guy Tal

JENNIFER RENWICK"Our mission as photographers is to be the visual storytellers of nature. But, now more than ever we need to share stories about becoming better stewards to the places we visit, love and photograph. We need to unite and give a voice to the voiceless and stand up for the natural world. Together, we can make sure these wild places stay wild and beautiful so the next generations of photographers can share their future stories with the world. " -Jennifer Renwick — JENNIFER RENWICK
"Our mission as photographers is to be the visual storytellers of nature. But, now more than ever we need to share stories about becoming better stewards to the places we visit, love and photograph. We need to unite and give a voice to the voiceless and stand up for the natural world. Together, we can make sure these wild places stay wild and beautiful so the next generations of photographers can share their future stories with the world. " -Jennifer Renwick

SIMON BAXTER“We can't ignore our impact on the environment so we must do our bit to minimise it, communicate the importance of positive change and give back to the landscape to help mitigate our damage. Collectively, we can make a difference.” -Simon Baxter — SIMON BAXTER
“We can't ignore our impact on the environment so we must do our bit to minimise it, communicate the importance of positive change and give back to the landscape to help mitigate our damage. Collectively, we can make a difference.” -Simon Baxter

PATRICIA DAVIDSON“This is a great idea! I've been so disappointed with seeing the damage being done to beautiful locations within the last few years. I've personally witnessed bad behavior to some protected locations. I will be happy to support the effort.” -Patricia Davidson — PATRICIA DAVIDSON
“This is a great idea! I've been so disappointed with seeing the damage being done to beautiful locations within the last few years. I've personally witnessed bad behavior to some protected locations. I will be happy to support the effort.” -Patricia Davidson

MICHAEL BOLLINO“I too am disturbed by the, seemingly, growing disregard of our natural treasures. As a life long outdoorsman and landscape photographer I want to do my part to educate, promote, and inspire others to make wise choices while in nature.” -Michael Bollino — MICHAEL BOLLINO
“I too am disturbed by the, seemingly, growing disregard of our natural treasures. As a life long outdoorsman and landscape photographer I want to do my part to educate, promote, and inspire others to make wise choices while in nature.” -Michael Bollino

DARWIN & SAMANTHA WIGGETBecause we all need to protect nature from ourselves - we started League of Landscape Photographers for precisely the same reason.” -Darwin Wiggett, The League of Landscape Photographers — DARWIN & SAMANTHA WIGGET
Because we all need to protect nature from ourselves - we started League of Landscape Photographers for precisely the same reason.” -Darwin Wiggett, The League of Landscape Photographers

LUKA ESENKO“As a working professional in photo workshops business I witness in first hand how irresponsible photographers can be. And I also believe that we can have a positive role, educating people and exposing bad behaviour.” -Luka Esenko — LUKA ESENKO
“As a working professional in photo workshops business I witness in first hand how irresponsible photographers can be. And I also believe that we can have a positive role, educating people and exposing bad behaviour.” -Luka Esenko

DAVID JOHNSTON“It's time to take intentional steps to protect the places we love to shoot. It's time to stop talking and start acting. Nature photographers are ambassadors to the places we love and it's time to preserve them. “ -David Johnston — DAVID JOHNSTON
“It's time to take intentional steps to protect the places we love to shoot. It's time to stop talking and start acting. Nature photographers are ambassadors to the places we love and it's time to preserve them. “ -David Johnston

JOHN BARCLAY“As a workshop leader and nature lover, I have had a growing concern about my and my groups impact on the incredible places we are privileged to visit. I fully support this initiative to put nature first, lead by example, and to teach others." - John Barclay — JOHN BARCLAY
“As a workshop leader and nature lover, I have had a growing concern about my and my groups impact on the incredible places we are privileged to visit. I fully support this initiative to put nature first, lead by example, and to teach others." - John Barclay

Over 5,500 members, from 77 countries

(Updated: January 15, 2024)