Alexander Ladanivskyy, a Ukraine-based photographer and contributor to Depositphotos, has been leading photo expeditions into the wild for years. As a content partner of Discovery, he uses travel photography to raise awareness about the dangers of climate change.
Ladanivskyy’s journey into travel photography is unique. With a background in special forces, he initially worked in wedding photography, steampunk portraits, and futuristic themes before turning his focus to nature. His exploration of the Carpathians uncovered stunning locations that have since gained popularity among both local and international photographers.
This collection showcases impressive images captured by Alexander Ladanivskyy during his travels across Central and Northern Europe.
Alexander Ladanivskyy admits that organizing expeditions into the wild is not just about exploring nature or mastering one’s travel photography skills, but also about making the sincere dreams of other travelers come true.
There is one thing in common between the majestic glaciers of Iceland and the country road in Ireland. Traveling through them can transform a photographer beyond recognition and infect them with a passion for exploring the world around them.
To capture the authenticity of natural landscapes, the members of expeditions curated by Alexander Ladanivskyy get up before dawn and can spend many hours on the road. Depending on the route, the group might spend the night in the open air or in a tiny rural inn.
Although crater lakes are common for Iceland’s highlands, you will probably never find 2 of them that look the same. These natural objects can have different colors and shapes, and the impurities in the water of some lakes make life impossible here.
Alexander Ladanivskyy deliberately avoids popular photo routes of Iceland and other countries. He is trying to find something that can surprise even experienced travelers with its beauty.
Those who go with Alexander Ladanivskyy on a trip to the deserted corners of the world often admit that this trip was the main event of their life.
Swimming in a natural pool on the coast of the Atlantic Ocean is an experience that requires several kilometers of mountain trekking.
Most of the Iceland ice caves are poorly explored. Photographer Alexander Ladanivskyy collaborates with local guides to find the way to some of the country’s most interesting natural sites.
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