Natalya Saprunova, born in Murmansk in Russia's Arctic region, is a documentary photographer based in Paris. For her reportages in the Far North, she works in temperatures as low as -60°C. Her work has won numerous prestigious awards, including the UNICEF Photo of the Year, Marilyn Stafford Foto Reportage Award, ZEKE Award for Documentary Photography from the Social Documentary Network, Canon Female Grant at Visa pour l'Image, the world's largest photojournalism festival.

Jeremy Lempin is a French photojournalist, an expert in long-term documentary. For 10 years, he has documented the French army's at war. Jeremy Lempin has won a World Press Photo Award, a Pictures of the Year International Award and the Visa d'Or Magazine for his series on Peyo the horse.

Known above all as a war photographer, Yan Morvan devoted his first reportage in the seventies to the French “mobs and teddy boys" of Paris. A member of Sipa Press and a permanent correspondent for the American magazine Newsweek, he has covered the world's major conflicts. Author of more than 20 books, he is considered as one of the greatest contemporary photojournalists.

Yves Gellie, a videographer and photographer, began his career in photojournalism with a feature on cocaine production in Colombia. His work has been published by numerous magazines and newspapers and in 1987 he won a World Press Photo Award. He then developed a style of photographic writing which was between documentary and contemporary art. His approach has been described as an iconographic selection of the reality underlying the day to-day life and its trivial aspects. His work has been exhibited in various contemporary art museums, galleries, and institutions across the world. His last movie "The Year of the Robot " produced in 2020, received 17 international awards.

Pierre de Vallombreuse, one of the great specialists of the “First People”, has been travelling the planet for 37 years to help discover the complex reality of their ways of life. He fights for the fair representation of these fragile populations, whose heritage is vital to us. He is a member of the Society of French Explorers.