Events Calendar
Session One: June 17–27, 2024 (Sold Out! Waitlist Available)
Session Two: June 29–July 9, 2024 (Sold Out! Waitlist Available)
Cost: $7,500
Location: Camargue, Provence, and Luberon, France
Photograph the famous wild white horses of the Camargue as they splash through the shallow marshes and lakes of their natural habitat. Capture white stallions rearing on the beach and charging through the surf alone and in groups. Camargue’s black bulls and beautiful pink flamingoes also reside in the area and we won’t skip the opportunity to photograph them.
Please note: This year’s workshop is sold out, but we will be doing it again in 2025. Subscribe to our mailing list or join our Facebook group to be notified as soon as it is announced.
Session 1: July 30 - Aug 3, 2024
Session 2: Aug 5 - 9, 2024
Cost: $2,973
Location: John Muir Wilderness (near Bishop, CA)
World-class alpine landscapes, alpenglow and truly dark night skies are the rewards for those who ride deep into the Sierra Nevada backcountry on this intensive 5-day photography adventure! Sharpen your photography skills and expand your creative vision in the John Muir Wilderness.
August 7–20, 204
Cost: $9,500
Location: Pantanal, Brazil
Brazil’s Pantanal is a wildlife photographer’s paradise. It’s not only the best place on the planet to photograph jaguars in the wild. but home to hundreds of other species including caiman, giant river otters, capybara, macaws, toucan, fish eagles & more!
September 5–11, 2024 (Sold Out! Waitlist Available)
Cost: $7,550
Location: Lake Clark, Alaska
Rich tidal flats, lush meadows and salmon-filled streams make Lake Clark, Alaska prime habitat for a large population of coastal brown (aka grizzly) bears and one of the best places on the planet to photograph these apex predators.
Please note: This year’s workshop is sold out, but we will be doing it again in 2025. Subscribe to our mailing list or join our Facebook group to be notified as soon as it is announced.
Dates: Sep 10-20, 2024 (1 Spot Left!)
Cost: $9,500
Location: Various locations in Mongolia
Explore the stunning landscapes and fascinating cultures of Mongolia including the centuries-old tradition of hunting with trained golden eagles before it disappears forever.
Sep 22 - Oct 6, 2024
Cost: $5,950
Location: Northern Vietnam
Well off the tourist trail, but home to its most spectacular landscapes, the far north of Vietnam is a travel photographer’s paradise. Terraced rice fields trace the land’s contours transforming lush mountains and canyons into living topographic maps. Opportunities for portfolio-worthy images abound, but dramatic landscapes are just the beginning of what this rugged territory has to offer.
October: 3–8, 2024
Cost: $7,600
Location: Great Bear Rainforest, British Columbia, Canada
Spirit Bear, Ghost Bear, Kermode Bear…whatever you call this magnificent creature, opportunities to photograph one in the wild are almost as rare as the animals themselves. Join us on a wildlife photography adventure of a lifetime to the remote Great Bear Rainforest of coastal British Columbia.
Session 1: Oct 28 – Nov 3, 2024 (1 Spot Left!)
Session 2: Nov 4 - Nov 10, 2024
Cost: $8,950
Location: Churchill & Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
Ground level and aerial polar bear photography by day and the Aurora Borealis (northern lights) at night (if Mother Nature cooperates). Join us on this arctic wildlife and landscape photography adventure of a lifetime!
Session 1: Oct 31 - Nov 16, 2024
Cost: $9,500
Location: Ulaanbaatar (UBN), Mongolia
Leighton Lum leads our latest Scouting Mission, an expedition to Mongolia in search of rare snow leopards and elusive Pallas cats. Considered the Holy Grail of wildlife photography by many, Mongolia’s population of snow leopards, estimated at roughly 1000 individuals, second only to China’s. The elevations they inhabit here are a bit lower than other places like Ladakh, India.
Session 1: May 31 - June 3, 2024
Session 2: June 5 - 8, 2024 (3 Spots Left!)
Cost: $1,973
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.
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