Hey everyone! I work for @Adobe and I'd like to follow video creators who are producing amazing content. Do you have any suggestions? Tag them in the comments, please. Thank you!.

Namibia has a way of making you feel small in the best possible way. The sheer scale of the dunes, the way the light carves through the landscape, the lone tree standing against the wind—it’s nature’s masterpiece, painted in sand and shadow.

Generate videos in just a few seconds. Try Grok Imagine, free for a limited time.

Some places feel like a scene from a storybook—this was one of them. The colors, the textures, the way the light hit just right. Watching Lera wander through this space felt like stepping into another time. Turkey has a way of making even the simplest moments feel cinematic.

Every wrinkle tells a story.

Resilience

Capturing this scene in Vietnam felt like chasing a dream. Moments like these remind me why I love photography—finding beauty in the quiet, surreal interplay of light, shadow, and landscape, and freezing it in time.

Deep in the heart of Colombia, I found myself in an emerald mine—a world of grit, hard work, and raw beauty. These hands, worn from countless hours underground, hold treasures that take millions of years to form.

His eyes, framed by thick glasses, seemed to hold stories of generations. Sitting in the golden light of Rajasthan, wrapped in the simplicity of his white attire, he embodied resilience and grace.

He's had such a huge impact on my life, so I wanted to give him something that holds a lot of meaning for me. Check out his new book (NYTimes Best Seller) 'Money for Couples'. His first one, 'I Will Teach You To Be Rich' remains my favorite book ever.

Today I had the honor of meeting one of my heroes, @ramit , and present him the only existent copy of one of my most iconic and favorite photographs, taken in the Taj Mahal.

Looking up in a city where space is a luxury and life stacks itself into every corner. The layers of lights, windows, and lives create a mesmerizing chaos that somehow feels alive and harmonious. This view isn’t just architecture—it’s a portrait of a Hong Kong's heartbeat.

a reminder that sometimes the best moments are the ones where you let go and get lost in the experience.

Chaos, color, and celebration. This is Holi in its purest form. Packed shoulder to shoulder, surrounded by clouds of vibrant powder, it’s impossible not to feel the energy. It’s messy, beautiful, and alive

India’s stepwells are a masterpiece of architecture, blending symmetry and asymmetry in the most mesmerizing way. The colors of the women’s saris bring life to the geometric perfection of the steps, creating a scene that feels both timeless and surreal.

A lovely memory of Paris with my beloved @lera.barkhatova

This photo, taken from a doors-off helicopter at sunset, captures that magic: the golden light, the endless energy, and the quiet beauty of a city that never stops moving. I’m proud to call this place home and to document its stories; one frame at a time.

always looking out for each other and their communities. There’s a magic here that’s hard to describe, but it’s in the small moments and grand views alike.

New York City has become more than a place: it’s my home. It’s seen me through some of the hardest and most beautiful moments of my life. The skyline, constantly changing, inspires me to adapt and grow. The people—often labeled as rude—are some of the kindest I’ve met

Time, experience, presence—you don’t need words to see it. The power of light, the power of time, and the quiet strength of a man who’s lived. This was the shot I came for.

He walked into the studio, sharp as ever—suit perfectly tailored, his beard a masterpiece of patience and time. I felt it right away: this wasn’t going to be just another portrait. I wanted dramatic light, the kind that doesn’t just show a face but tells a story.

This isn’t just a photo of the Statue of Liberty; it’s a reminder that sometimes the best shots are a mix of preparation, patience, and a little bit of magic.