Bojan Stepančič, born in April 1972, is a Slovenian photographer who has been professionally engaged in photography for over 20 years. He has collaborated with agencies such as Reuters, Associated Press, and EPA. To date, he has held more than 15 solo exhibitions, mostly focused on music photography. As the official photographer of the Godibodi festival, he has captured numerous musical moments. His exhibition Prepletanja explores the urban landscape of Ljubljana.

Darja is a photographer with a deep passion for capturing the essence of performing arts, particularly stage, opera, and ballet. Her love for photography is intertwined with her lifelong connection to music. As a photographer, she specializes in performing arts and collaborate with prestigious institutions such as the Slovenian National Opera and Ballet Ljubljana, Slovenian Philharmonic, Cankarjev dom, Slovenian Chamber Music Theatre, Ljubljana Festival, and Ulysses Theatre, among others.

Jana Jocif is a Slovenian photographer, graphic designer, architect, and jewelry maker specializing in Damascus steel. Trained as an architect, she focuses on photographing architecture and cultural heritage, emphasizing the preservation of historical buildings. Her exhibition Hidden Heritage at the Loški Museum highlighted abandoned buildings in Škofja Loka. She has worked as an official photographer at the Slovenian Wine Festival and the 20th anniversary of the Accentus choir in Paris. Her photographs have been published internationally.

Janez Kotar is a Slovenian photographer and cinematographer from Ljubljana, known for his work in wedding photography and video production. He is a member of the only team in Slovenia legally filming 4K RAW aerial city footage. His photographs have been published in international publications, and he has also contributed to film projects such as The Union (2024), Back in Action (2025), and the series Halo (2022).

Janez Pelko is a photographer, mountain biker and member of the band Ensemble Ankaran, he depicts portraits and female acts, creates infrared landscapes, concert reports and plays with experimental photography.

Jože Požrl, born in 1956, is a Slovenian photographer and graphic designer. After studying art education, he founded JPStudio in 1992 and later focused on photography. He has designed numerous books and specialized in jazz photography. His works have been exhibited in Slovenia and abroad, and he was among 40 global jazz photographers featured at the Jazz World Photo exhibition. His work is regularly published on the Allaboutjazz portal.

Jože Suhadolnik, born in 1966 in Ljubljana, is a Slovenian photographer who began his career at the age of 16, photographing for the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug and the magazine Mladina. In the early 1990s, he worked as a photojournalist for the newspaper Dnevnik and again for Mladina. In 1993, he co-founded the photo agency Bobo and collaborated with Reuters, Associated Press, and EPA. Since 2006, he has been employed as a photojournalist at the newspaper Delo.

Slovenia-based freelance photographer. Ultramarathon runner. Project manager at Kaldi. Amateur road cyclist, thinking about food. Official photographer of Siddharta.

Music Photographer with 25 years of pro experience. The Rolling Stones #NoFilter tour official photographer.

Nika Hölcl Praper is a Slovenian photographer who dedicated her career to photography after earning a degree in sociology and philosophy. She focuses on concert photography, art, and culture, particularly in the Carinthia region. She actively participates in projects that connect art and education. Her work explores the interplay of ethics and aesthetics, as well as the boundaries between light and darkness.