When Swedish photographer Roger Vikström sent us his spontaneous review of the Boris IV, we immediately noticed something interesting. The review wasn’t really about a backpack. It was about the philosophy behind it: carrying only what you need, moving efficiently, and focusing on the experience rather than the equipment. So
Last spring, Finnish photographer Olli Kanerva ventured out with the Mursu, our wetland hide, in search of black grouses and capercaillies. He was very enthusiastic and emailed us the results, so we gave him a call. Olli was a senior consultant at a Finnish mobility company and retired from business
Norwegian photographer Tom Dyring is passionate about wildlife and fascinated by snakes. His work is fuelled by a deep respect for nature and the individual ‘posing’ in front of his camera. The snakes in his pictures look elegant and enigmatic, demonstrating a distinct personality. We asked him about the work
Italian nature photographer Marco Ronconi has a special connection with Japan. As he works on his third and most elaborate project, he talks to us about his fascination with the country’s wildlife and what draws him to the archipelago along the Asian East Coast. “Even before my first two books—Chiaro
In the southern Belgian province of Namur, near the French border, lies the beautiful municipality of Viroinval. Largely covered by the Viroin-Hermeton reserve, this area is a paradise for nature lovers. Kristien Van Acker has lived here with her husband, Bert, for almost 15 years. She shows us what spring
It’s always great to receive news from happy customers! Like the message sent to us by Arno Ellmer, a South African nature photographer who has been visiting the African national parks for over 20 years. He recently bought one of our floating hides and sent us the results of his
