With their orange bills, racing flippers, and curious nature, Gentoo Penguins are a favorite subject on Antarctic landings.
Animals & Wildlife
Photographing leopards requires more than quick reflexes—it takes patience, an understanding of their elusive behavior, and a deep respect for the stillness of the wild.
If you want more than just a trunk-in-the-air snapshot, here’s how I help my guests photograph elephants with meaning and depth.
After more than ten years of guiding photographers across Africa, here’s how I recommend you approach photographing this remarkable cat.
Learn how we help photographers capture photos of Africa’s apex predator on our African safaris.
King Penguins are elegant, enormous, and impossible to ignore—especially when surrounded by thousands of their kind on a sub-Antarctic beach.
With its bright red bill, bold personality, and unmistakable strut, the Red-billed Hornbill is one of the most entertaining birds you’ll photograph on safari.
With their explosive colors and oversized beaks, Evening Grosbeaks are finches with flair—and when they show up, they bring the forest to life.
Few birds command attention like the Snowy Owl—silent, powerful, and glowing white against the winter landscape.
Most wildlife photos are taken in the moment, but the best ones are taken just before the moment. Learn how to anticipate the action to achieve the best photographs.
Join us on African photo safaris in Tanzania, Namibia, Kenya, Zambia, and South Africa. Learn wildlife photography in the field and in post-processing on workshops designed for both beginner and experienced photographers.
Feisty and full of personality, Chinstrap Penguins bring nonstop action and attitude to Antarctica’s rocky slopes.