Nature Photography Vacations are Win-Win Opportunity

3 Incredible Landscapes and Awe Inspiring Wildlife Photo Ops

Combine your next vacation with your love of photography and you could just have the experience of a lifetime.

Whether you have always dreamed of having the chance to see herds of zebra, capture the high altitude desert of the southern hemisphere, or the mystical landscapes of Europe, there is sure to be a nature photography vacation to fit your goals and budget. Some workshops are very structure, others are not so much. Some provide gear, others require you to bring your own. Whether you are an amateur photographer or experienced, there are tours that will give you the opportunity to expand your portfolio.

Below are a few to tantalize your photo tastebuds and get you thinking about where you’d most like to go next.

Photo Safari on the Serengeti with Aardvark Safaris

Stay in comfy camps for this 7 night stay and capture striking images of lions, hyena, monkey and of course zebra!

Want the unique, but a little cooler?  Consider the Atacama Desert in South America rather than heading to Africa.

Cascada Travel offers a short tour (3 nights). Be sure to pack for the cold. Nighttime temps fall below zero much of the year.

 

Landscape Photography Workshops in the European Countryside

Sample some luxury while taking advantage of photo workshops offered through Sheepskin Life

Photo tours are available in many parts of the world. Consider your skill level, what you would like to learn, and also your travel goals when choosing a trip.

Don’t limit yourself to these three, by any means, this is just the jumping off point for your mind to start to wander and dream.

But don’t wait too long to make up your mind. Maybe start with a short trip close to home and then branch out to longer trips with specialized workshops.

No matter where your wanderlust and camera take you, we’d love to hear about your adventure, what you’ve learned and see some of your great shots!

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Photo credits: Zebra from Alamy Stock Photo, landscapes from Getty Images