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Ultima Thule Lodge pilot Arturo Polo-Ena is our most recent featured photographer. Learn more about the charismatic Spanish pilot/photographer whose knack for capturing the spirit of Alaskan bush flying in his stunning imagery is leaving viewers in awe once again of the Super Cub and the great North.

Adventure photographer Dan Bailey of Anchorage, Alaska is our fourth quarter featured photographer. Get to know the Colorado native and Cessna 120 pilot as he answers my questions about flying and photography in the North.

Halfway around the world from the usual bush flying haunts lies the isolated Scandinavian island of Iceland: the "land of ice and fire", so named for its mountains, glaciers, and volcanoes. This is just as likely a place to explore by bushplane as any in Alaska or Canada. Super Cub pilot Arnar Thor Emilsson takes us on a photographic journey through the northern paradise he calls home.

Gentleman Husky pilot and globetrotter Alex Wells is our latest featured photographer. Get to know the Bend, Oregon resident a little better to learn how he brings to life his aerial landscape and candid photography.

Professional pilot and aviation photographer Leonardo Correa Luna is our first quarter 2017 featured photographer. Get to know the Uruguay native and Cessna 170 pilot as he answers my questions about flying and photography.

Southern California-based Evan Robinson is a powerhouse photographer from the platform of his Tri-Pacer, producing some of the most captivating aerial landscapes we've seen yet. We get to know the youthful and charismatic pilot below in six questions about flying and photography.

Conservationist, pilot, and NGO founder Jaime Dias uses his Cessna to protect and document wildlife in the challenging environment of the African bush.

Working in some of the Yukon's most beautiful and remote environments, photographer Simon Blakesley captures aircraft in their element, set against the mountains, seasons, and light that define the North.