It is easy to follow, but Gitzo inspires people all over the world to believe in their own vision and capture events and images that challenge and surprise us.
All Team Members
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Claudia Müller"Don’t set to your imagination and creativity, only respect boundaries that are set by your counterpart." read more
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Daisy GilardiniThe future belong to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams (Eleanor Roosvelt) - No one could make a greater mistake than who did nothing because he could do only a little (Edmund Burke) read more
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Danny EllingerIt amazes me how many photographers there are nowadays with good skills and making perfect pictures. I am also surprised by the lack of creativity and ideas and that a lot of photographers copy so much instead of finding there own way. read more
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David DucheminDavid duChemin is a Vancouver-based international assignment photographer specializing in Humanitarian and world photography. read more
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Erlend Haarberg"After many years of carrying a heavy tripod on my shoulders it was a relief to be the owner of a carbon Gitzo. It is sturdy and surprisingly light weight, and the legs are easy to pull out even after some years of hard work in the field." read more
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Florian Moellers"Always show utmost respect to your subjects and the people you work with." read more
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Gregory Lesniewski"The more I experience Polish nature, the better I see how many things is still ahead of me. There are enough exciting subjects to stick to my country for the rest of my life!" For Gregory, image itself is not a goal. "What drives me into my passion is a close contact with wild nature, that’s why I never shoots captive or game farm animals." read more
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Igor Shpilenok"Not only does Gitzo make great tripods that I use daily in my work, but the company has also demonstrated its commitment to caring about the fate of the planet by helping the WWE project to document Europe’s remaining wilderness." read more
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Jari Peltomaeki"I have been using Gitzo tripods for many years without any problems. I love my new Gitzo (GT3531LSV) tripod. Especially new G-lock system of tripod legs... My new Gitzo head (G1380) is actually much better than very expensive Wimberley head (which I also have). I much more prefer Gitzo head, since with that I can get much smoother movement with my 500 mm lens! Just perfect tension for flight shots etc.
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Lilja Peter“During my work with photography in the field I need equipment that´s easy to handle and that I can rely on. The Gitzo tripod has a lot of good qualities that helps me in my daily work.” read more
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Manuel Presti"You can tell the difference between a professional and an amateur photographer by the way he uses his tripod - even in seemingly impossible situations. I try to always follow this advice and after extended use of my Gitzo GT3531 in harsh and severe operation conditions such as mud, salt water, ice, snow, scratching stones I still enjoy the reliability of the G-Lock system!" read more
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Melissa MercierNo amount of thought can ever reveal what comes unexpectedly. Arthur Erickson – Architect – If you are not ahead, you are behind me. read more
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Oliver GrunewaldAfter studying photography for advertising, French photographer Olivier Grunewald returned to his first loves, mountains, nature - the great oudoors. read more
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Orsolya Haarberg"I love carbon tripods from Gitzo because they are steady but light weight which is perfect for photographing in the wild." read more
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Pete Oxford"My Gitzo tripods have gone through the wars but always come out victorious. Have stripped them down, replaced bushes and parts myself and they just go on forever. Thanks." read more
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Sandra Bartocha"... nothing is better than exploring nature and feeling the elements ..." read more
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Staffan Widstand“The Joy of meeting Wild beings and Wild places is a part of basic human happiness. Without it we are simply less happy.” read more
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Stefano Unterthiner"Gitzo is the best friend of the professional photographer. I'm never travelling without my Gitzo tripod!" read more
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Tom Schandy"I just got my Gitzo and I had my first try last weekend - on migrating waders along the west coast of Norway - an yes - it performed perfectly - also with my prime lens for wildlife photography - 500/4.0. And the trioped is smaller than my previous, which mean that it fits well inside my backpack when hiking or traveling." read more
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Uri GolmanIn conservation today an image says more than 1000 words, but action says more than 1000 images. So as photographers we have an obligation to take action and create images that lead to more action. read more
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