Marko Dimitrijevic is an entrepreneur, explorer and Swiss photographer. Traveling to more than 120 countries, he has spent his life photographing the beauty of the natural world and focusing on endangered species and conservation. His work has been published in The Sunday Times, Travel + Leisure, Ocean Geographic, Alert Diver and more. He has received awards and recognition from Travel Photographer of the Year, Sony World Photography Awards, International Photography Awards, Nature’s Best Photography and many others.
When he’s not capturing the majesty of the natural world, Marko is working as an entrepreneur, author and lecturer. He is the author of the book Frontier Investor: How to Prosper in the Next Emerging Markets in which shares his investment thinking and strategy. Frontier Investor opens up a whole new world view to the broad investing public and is available in several languages. Marko holds degrees from Université de Lausanne and Stanford University.
Over the years, Marko has traveled to more than 120 countries, diving into some of the most remote and breathtaking habitats on Earth. From face-to-face encounters with polar bears and sharks to photographing elephants, leopards, and whales, his work reflects a lifelong commitment to celebrating and protecting the natural world.
His photographs have appeared in prestigious publications including The Sunday Times, Travel + Leisure, Ocean Geographic, and Alert Diver. Each image embodies his philosophy that emotional connection is the most powerful way to inspire conservation.
As a wildlife photographer, Marko Dimitrijevic’s work has been recognized by some of the world’s top photography organizations. He has received honors from:
Travel Photographer of the Year
Sony World Photography Awards
International Photography Awards
Nature’s Best Photography
Ocean Geographic Pictures of the Year
These accolades underscore his exceptional ability to convey both the majesty and vulnerability of wildlife through his lens.
In addition to BIG: A Photographic Album of the World’s Largest Animals, Marko is also the author of the acclaimed investment book Frontier Investor: How to Prosper in the Next Emerging Markets. In this publication, he shares his strategic approach to identifying opportunities in emerging and frontier markets, blending his curiosity as an explorer with his precision as an investor.
The book, now available in several languages, offers readers a fresh perspective on global investing and the courage to seek opportunity beyond the familiar.
Marko Dimitrijevic holds degrees from Université de Lausanne and Stanford University. Alongside his photographic and literary work, he continues to advise and mentor emerging entrepreneurs, combining creativity with strategic insight.
Through BIG, his latest photographic work co-created with Amos Nachoum, Marko Dimitrijevic invites readers to experience Big Animals, Big Emotions — a visual and emotional journey into the world of nature’s giants. His lens doesn’t just capture animals; it captures the feelings they evoke — awe, wonder, respect, and reflection.
Experience the beauty, emotion, and grandeur of the world’s largest animals right from your living room.
Each edition of BIG: A Photographic Album of the World’s Largest Animals brings you closer to the wild through breathtaking images and heartfelt stories from award-winning photographers Marko Dimitrijevic.
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Marko Dimitrijevic is a Swiss entrepreneur, explorer, and photographer known for his work in conservation and frontier market investments.
His book Frontier Investor: How to Prosper in the Next Emerging Markets shares insights on investing in frontier and emerging markets based on over 35 years of experience.
You can purchase Frontier Investor on Amazon in multiple editions, including the US, UK, DE, and FR markets.
Marko’s photography has been featured in The Sunday Times, Travel + Leisure, Ocean Geographic, and Alert Diver among others.
His inspiration comes from exploring remote regions, capturing wildlife, and raising awareness about endangered species and ocean conservation.
