Johan Lolos

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Belgian-Greek travel & outdoor photographer Worldwide assignments • •••

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Drie topfotografen, drie totaal verschillende werelden en één gedeelde passie voor fotografie 📸 Op zondag 1 november nodigt Sony je uit in Het Predikheren in Mechelen voor een namiddag vol inspirerende verhalen en een blik achter de schermen. Hoe ga je om met het onverwachte tijdens een natuurshoot? Hoe laat je gevangenen verhalen met je vertellen via documentairefotografie? En hoe blijf je jezelf uitdagen na het fotograferen van 175 huwelijken? Drie fotografen delen hun ervaringen: 14u00 – Johan Lolos | Travel & Outdoor Photography (EN) 15u00 – Melanie Wenger | From Subject to Collaborator: Rethinking Documentary Photography (EN) 16u00 – Yves Schepers | Huwelijk in een nieuw perspectief (NL) Vanaf 17u00 praten we gezellig na aan de bar. Zondag 1 november 2026 Het Predikheren, Mechelen Deuren open vanaf 13u30 Schrijf je in via de link in bio! 🎟️ 28 Oct 2026 The Rhythm of Podlasie. Looking back on 5 days and more than 1,000km through eastern Poland, I don’t remember the journey as a list of destinations. I remember long roads, forests, changing light and the stops that lasted longer than planned. The further north we travelled, the more water and forest began to set the pace. By the final evening, there was nowhere left to hurry to. Podlasie had taught me to experience a place without trying to complete it. #paidsponsorship #FundacjaTotalizatoraSportowego 27 Oct 2026 The People of Podlasie. Travelling through eastern Poland with a camera often meant beginning at a distance. But through conversations by the water, shared meals and small invitations to take part, that distance slowly disappeared. The people we met did not perform for the camera; they simply allowed the day to continue around us. More than any landscape, it was their quiet generosity that made Podlasie feel human, and made the photographs possible. #paidsponsorship #FundacjaTotalizatoraSportowego 23 Oct 2026 Wild Bison of Poland at Sunrise. We left before dawn without knowing if we would find them. For a while, there was only the forest, the cold air and the silence of waiting. Then, slowly, the first shapes appeared between the trees. Seeing wild bison in their natural environment felt very different from simply photographing an animal. It was a reminder that in Podlasie, wilderness is still something you can genuinely encounter, if you are willing to slow down and give it time. #paidsponsorship #FundacjaTotalizatoraSportowego 16 Oct 2026 The Horses of Janów Podlaski in Poland. I expected to be fascinated by the beauty and movement of the Arabian horses. What stayed with me even more was the relationship between the horses and the people who have spent years raising and caring for them. In the smallest gestures, you could see familiarity, patience and trust. I came looking for photographs of horses. I ended up photographing a relationship. #paidsponsorship #FundacjaTotalizatoraSportowego 11 Oct 2026 Welcome to Podlasie. I arrived in eastern Poland knowing very little about what I was going to find. 5 days and more than 1,000km later, I came home with memories of Arabian horses, endless forests, wild bison at sunrise, quiet lakes, generous people and a region that surprised me at every turn. Over the next 4 episodes, I’ll take you through some of the encounters and landscapes that changed the way I see this part of Poland. Welcome to the series. #paidsponsorship #FundacjaTotalizatoraSportowego 06 Oct 2026 Last week, I spent a few days in Romania with 30+ photographers and filmmakers for Sony Kando. I was thrilled to be invited, but being surrounded by that much talent also made me look at my own work a little harder. It’s difficult to admire what someone else makes without occasionally wondering where you stand. Even after all these years. We were in the Danube Delta photographing birds (something I hadn’t done in years) and shooting street/documentary images in remote villages only accessible by boat. All in the same places, all seeing different things. I’m still looking through everyone’s photographs and I’m amazed by all that creativity and ways to see the world. Some of the people there are the age I was when I went all in on photography at 25. Some are even younger. Then we’d talk, and there would be another idea. Another project. Something they couldn’t wait to try. I loved that energy. It brought me back to when I decided to travel and give photography everything I had. I remember how much I wanted it. Being around them, I felt that excitement in myself again. I spend a lot of time working alone. I enjoy it, but I hadn’t realised how much I missed sharing this part of my life with people who understand it. Showing someone a photograph while I’m still unsure about it. Asking how they made theirs. Admitting I don’t know what I want to do next, then finding myself halfway into a conversation that makes me want to go and make something. Kando is a Japanese word for being deeply moved by an experience. I understand why they call these trips that. I came home feeling creative, grateful, and wishing we’d had longer. Being included meant a lot to me. I felt pretty incredibly lucky to be there, and I don’t want to become so used to this life that I forget to say that. Thank you @sony.benelux for inviting me and bringing us together. And to everyone I shared those days with: you probably didn’t realise how much good you were doing me 🙏 Until next time, new friends! 05 Oct 2026 The sound of cicadas ❤️ 04 Aug 2026 My first bikepacking trip. And hopefully the first of many. Two years ago, I never would have imagined that riding a bike would become such a big part of my life. After spending a full year traveling the world with Delphine between 2023 and 2024, going back to working from my home office felt… frustrating. I missed being outside. I missed moving. I missed the feeling of exploring. So I made what felt like a slightly unreasonable purchase at the time: my first proper gravel bike. It cost more than I probably should have spent, but looking back, it might just be one of the best investments I’ve ever made. Less than two years later, this four-day bikepacking adventure through a remote corner of southeastern France felt like the perfect celebration of that decision. For four days, life became incredibly simple: ride, eat, find a river to cool off (and occasionally wash ourselves), sleep… then wake up and do it all again. No emails. No deadlines. Just bikes, nature, and good company. Without a doubt, one of the highlights of my year so far. In fact, we enjoyed it so much that we all agreed this should become a yearly tradition. Huge thanks to @alexstrohl for the invitation, @maxgarenne for putting together such an incredible route, and everyone else for making these four days so memorable. See you all next year. And of course, a massive thanks to @seatosummiteu, @tailfincycling, @ena.bags.custom & @cafeducycliste for the support, and to @sony.benelux for trusting me with an A7CR for the trip. Photos of me: #2, #4 & #6 by @alexstrohl. 01 Aug 2026 Throwback to last May and my first time in Peru. 🇵🇪 Six days around Ausangate, hiking through some of the most breathtaking (literally) landscapes I’ve ever seen. The kind of place that makes you stop every few minutes, not just to take a photo, but simply to take it all in… and catch your breath. Looking back at these photos though, I realized that many of my favourites aren’t actually landscapes. They’re the people who welcomed us into their world. Our guides, horsemen, cooks, and the families we met along the way became just as much a part of the journey as the glaciers, turquoise lakes and high mountain passes. A huge thank you to the entire @valenciatravelcusco team for making this experience so special 🙌 Peru, I’m definitely not done with you yet. Huaraz, I’ll make it there one day! PS: If you’d like to relive the journey, @delphinepolson and I have saved the whole adventure in our Story Highlights. Looking back, it remains one of the most memorable experiences we’ve ever had on the road 🫶 and if you have any question about the trek, feel free to ask! 08 Jul 2026 After 6 weeks across Patagonia and Peru, the real work has finally begun. Going through thousands of images, selecting, editing, refining. Something most people don’t see is that photography doesn’t end when the trip ends. Some of my favourite images are often created weeks later, sitting behind a desk. After using the same external monitor for almost 10 years, I finally decided it was time for an upgrade and moved my editing workflow to the BenQ PD2770U which actually just won the TIPA World Award 2026 for Best Professional Photo/Video Monitor. What immediately stood out to me was how easy the auto built-in calibration process is. As someone who regularly delivers files to clients and prepares images for print, having confidence in what I’m seeing on screen matters a lot. These are some of the first Patagonia images I’ve edited on the new setup. In collaboration with @benq_benelux 12 Jun 2026 Tested by Australia. Proven in Patagonia and Peru. From the winds of Patagonia to nights above 5,000m in the Peruvian Andes, gear from @seatosummiteu followed us through every part of the adventure. Cold mornings, rough weather, remote camps and weeks spent living outdoors. And honestly, the Ether Light XR is the most comfortable sleeping pad I’ve ever used. That’s after 25 years of camping and outdoor adventures dating back to my boy scout days. The kind of testing that actually means something. #TestedByAustralia — @seatosummit #ad 10 Jun 2026

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