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Events Calendar
Dates: Oct. 30 - Nov. 5, 2025 - (Sold Out - Waitlist Available)
Cost: $8,950
Location: Churchill & Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
Dawn to dusk up-close, ground-level photography of polar bears and other arctic wildlife in the Polar Bear Capital of the World.
Please note: This year’s workshop is sold out, but we will be doing it again in 2026. Subscribe to our mailing list or join our Facebook group to be notified as soon as it is announced.
Dates:
Best of Africa (Kenya & Tanzania): Feb 8–21, 2026
Gorilla Trek Optional Extension (Uganda): Feb 4–7, 2026
Cost: Starting at $13,500
Location: Various locations in Kenya & Tanzania
For passionate photographers by passionate photographers. The best locations at the height of Africa's premier event, The Great Migration! An optional Mountain Gorillas extension makes this the ultimate Africa wildlife photography experience.
Dates:
Tigers Safari Main Tour: March 18 – 29, 2026 - 2 Spots Left!
Taj Mahal Optional Extension: March 16-18, 2026
Cost: $8,100
Location: New Delhi, India
14 Tiger Safaris in 3 Iconic Parks - we’ll pursue Bengal tigers, the true kings of the jungle, with our cameras on 14 game drives in Bandhavgarh, Kanha, and Tadoba—India’s most celebrated tiger reserves.
Dates: March 31 - Apr 6, 2026
Cost: $6,100
Location: New Delhi, India
Journey to the cloud forests of the Himalaya for a rare opportunity to photograph one of the world’s most elusive mammals— the Red Panda. Photographing this adorable yet sadly endangered animal in the wild is both a challenge and a privilege. Other creatures of the cloud forest, local culture, and Himalayan landscapes are additional potential subjects on this exciting photography adventure!
Dates:
Patagonia Main Tour: April 11-21, 2026
Puma Tracking Optional Extension: April 21-24, 2026
Cost: Starting at $9,250 USD
Location: El Calafate, Argentina/Puerto Natales, Chile
Few places on the planet deserve a spot near the top of a photographer’s bucket list more than South America’s Patagonia region. Straddling the southern extremes of Argentina and Chile, this is a land of towering peaks, vast plains, enormous glaciers, and unfamiliar wildlife. In short, it’s a photographer’s paradise.
Dates: May 13-28, 2026 (1 Spot Left!)
Cost: Starting at $13,450 USD
Location: Windhoek, Namibia
Accompany Leighton Lum, Ken Lee, and a small group of passionate photographers on our latest Scouting Mission to Namibia, where breathtaking landscapes, extraordinary wildlife, and the starry desert skies await. Our immersive itinerary is designed to enhance your skills in landscape, wildlife, and macro photography, while exploring some of Africa’s most iconic locations.
Dates:
Session 1: May 28 - 31, 2026
Session 2: June 1-4, 2025
Cost: $2,350
Location: Adobe Valley (Near Bishop, CA)
Situated between the snow-clad slopes of two major mountain ranges, the Adobe Valley is home to a thriving herd of hundreds of wild horses and is rich with opportunities to make memorable wildlife and landscape images.
Dates: June 22 - July 1, 2026
Cost: $9,500
Location: Jakarta, Indonesia
Photograph endangered orangutans, mythical Komodo dragons, and other tropical wildlife on Art of Seeing's small group photography adventure to Wild Indonesia!
Dates: June 27 - July 7, 2026
Cost: $8,450 Single Occupancy
Location: Camargue, Provence, and Luberon, France
Photograph the famous wild white horses of the Camargue. Explore the vast lavender fields of Provence and discover the ancient hilltop villages of the Luberon.
Dates: Oct 11-21, 2025
Cost: From $7,850 USD
Location: Iceland, various locations
Gullfoss and Seljalandsfoss waterfalls, Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon and Fellsfjara (aka Diamond) Beach. You may not be able to pronounce the names, but you’ve likely marveled at photographs of Iceland’s iconic natural attractions, including spectacular waterfalls, ice-filled black sand beaches, and active volcanoes.
Join veteran Iceland photo workshop leader Leighton Lum and Art of Seeing Photography Adventures founder Ken Lee on a comprehensive expedition of Iceland’s most breathtaking photography locations.
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