Guillaume Speurt

Welcome to my personal corner of the internet, a space that’s truly mine, away from social media platforms like Facebook.

I grew up in the beautiful and flat region of Picardie before settling abroad in the beautiful and flat region that is the Baltic States. My background is in mechanical engineering, but lately I am happy with my roles as Learning and Development mentor here in Tallinn, Estonia.

If our paths have crossed in the past and we’ve lost touch, I’d love to reconnect and hear about where life has taken you. Don’t hesitate to reach out!

Being curious and having passions is important to me, luckily it is easy to keep me entertained.

• I take photos
• Cross crountry cycling
• Music I listen to
• Tracks I made (long ago)
• Training new travel agents
• I love maps

I was 24 years old when I first travelled outside of France when I took part to an exchange semester with my university (UTBM) and was sent to Estonia in 2011. This experience opened my eyes and initated my desire to see more countries and discover other cultures. Along the way, I discovered my love for photography, capturing the beauty and stories of every place I visited.

Europe

My time studying abroad opened my eyes to the world. Inspired by the people I met, I started exploring, not just the famous cities, but the hidden villages and forgotten landmarks of (maintly) Eastern and Northern Europe.

Norway

Over my decade with Hurtigruten, I’ve had the incredible opportunity to explore Norway extensively, visiting its major ports, witnessing its breathtaking landscapes, and experiencing the magic of each season. In 2025, my journey even took me to the remote Arctic wilderness of Svalbard for a few unforgettable days.

More photos of Norway here.

Antarctica

At the end of 2024, I fulfilled a lifelong dream by setting foot in Antarctica. Arriving at the end of Spring when the landscapes are covered with pristine snow and the sea full of icebergs. The sight of gigantic glaciers and the incredible wildlife I encountered there have left an indelible mark on my memory, a true once-in-a-lifetime experience.

More photos of Antarctica here.

My passion for photography has led me to collect both digital and film cameras over the years. It all started in 2010 when I randomly picked up a Sony point-and-shoot. Since then, I’ve been a loyal Sony user and today, my main camera is the beloved Sony A7R III, while the Sony RX1R II is always by my side for everyday shooting.