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.

Petra (Ljubljana, Slovenia) discovered photography in grammar school and was mentored by Dušan Pirih Hup. While studying Cultural Studies, she integrated photography into her work but later shifted to graphic design, now serving as Art Director of Cosmopolitan Slovenia. In 2008, an exhibition at Kanal Festival rekindled her passion, leading her to focus on music photography. Inspired by Žiga Koritnik’s workshop, she now captures concerts, sharing their energy and beauty.

Saša Huzjak is a Croatian photographer who has been living and working in Maribor, Slovenia, for nearly two decades. He specializes in photographing music events, festival performances, portraits, and contemporary dance. His photographs have been published in international magazines, newspapers, and on book and album covers. In addition to photography, he is involved in web design and development. He is a great lover of music, films, and travel.

Žiga Koritnik, Slovenian photographer, film and television cameraman. As a photographer, Koritnik is known primarily as the author of numerous portraits of musicians. At the age of 18, he was employed as a cameraman at RTV Slovenia, and since 2007 he has been working as an independent cultural worker (freelance artist).