Event Category: Wildlife/Nature
Join wildlife photography workshops to capture animals and nature in their habitats. Learn from experienced guides from Kamera Workshops.
Colorado Fall Color Photo Tour
October 4–9, 2026
Ouray, Colorado, United States
The fall color in Colorado has to be experienced to be believed. Yellow aspen trees turn entire hillsides to gold. The deepest blue skies you can imagine compete for attention with jagged, snowcapped peaks. The colors, shapes and patterns are as awesome and as beautiful as nature gets. The mountains and natural areas we’ll visit are some of the most spectacular locations on Earth, and when you add in the amazing colors of autumn you won’t find a better place to be with a camera this fall.
PATAGONIA // EPIC FALL LANDSCAPES
April 5–14, 2027
El Chaltén, Santa Cruz Province, Argentina
The Patagonia region of Chile/ Argentina is considered one of the best places in the world to photograph fall color and dramatic mountains. On this autumn landscape workshop, we will focus on the three most iconic areas of the southern Andes; El Chaltén, Los Glaciares National Park, and Torres Del Paine.
Framing African WIldlife Photography Workshop
August 2, 2026
Timbavati, Mpumalanga, South Africa
Take to the wilderness of South Africa as your new home away from home as you delve into the world of African wildlife photography. What better way to learn to photograph such iconic animals as lions, leopards, elephants and giraffes than in their domain? Hosted by two wildlife photographers and set in one of the world's leading nature reserves, the Timbavati, this is a workshop on the wild side you won't want to miss!
Death Valley Photography Workshop – Light & Landscape
March 18–22, 2026
DEATH VALLEY, California, United States
Discover Otherworldly Beauty on a Death Valley Photography Adventure Explore Sand Dunes, Salt Flats, and Golden Light Join us for an exciting and rewarding five-day, four-night Death Valley photography workshop, based at the Stovepipe Wells Village Hotel inside the national park. Together with fellow photography enthusiasts, you’ll capture the stark and captivating beauty of Death Valley, where places like Badwater Basin, Dante’s View, Furnace Creek, and the Devil’s Golf Course live up to their dramatic names. From sweeping sand dunes and textured salt flats to colorful canyons and historic sites, each day will be centered around the best light: golden hour and blue hour. We’ll also be watching for the famed wildflower blooms, a fleeting but magical part of the desert’s seasonal charm.
China Photography Workshop – November 2026
November 13–24, 2026
Shanghai, Shanghai, China
From electric streets to mist-covered granite peaks, ancient villages, and private portrait sessions with locals, this is a once-in-a-lifetime photography journey through China. Perfectly timed sunrise and sunset shoots, rare access and hands-on guidance in a deliberately small group designed for those who want extraordinary images, not rushed sightseeing. *Limited to 6 participants - 5 Spots left*
Wildlife Photography Tour in Andalusia, Spain
February 5–11, 2027
, Andalusia, Spain
Discover the Magic of Wildlife Photography in Andalucía This exclusive 7-day wildlife photography tour takes you deep into the wild heart of Andalucía, one of Europe’s most biodiverse regions. Designed for photographers who seek meaningful encounters with nature, this journey offers the chance to capture birds of prey, elusive mammals, and sweeping landscapes under golden southern skies. Whether you're an experienced wildlife photographer or a passionate learner, Andalucía offers a rare blend of light, beauty, and access. Why Andalucía Is a Paradise for Wildlife Photography Andalucía’s remarkable variety of ecosystems makes it one of the most rewarding destinations for wildlife photography in Europe. From rugged sierras to ancient oak forests and vast wetlands, every setting tells a different story. Our itinerary is shaped by the rhythms of nature and the habits of the animals, giving you the chance to photograph them in the best possible light and conditions. With expert guidance throughout the tour, you’ll sharpen your skills while creating images that carry both technical strength and emotional impact. You can expect to encounter: Birds of prey including Bonelli’s eagle, golden eagle, black vulture, and more Wetland species such as flamingos and European cranes Iconic mammals like red deer, foxes, the Iberian lynx, and the elusive genet Wild Landscapes and Timeless Scenes Beyond the wildlife, Andalucía’s landscapes are a visual feast. Towering mountains, olive groves stretching to the horizon, and dense Mediterranean woodlands set the stage for your work behind the lens. In the soft morning haze or warm evening light, even a quiet scene takes on cinematic beauty. Every region we visit reveals a different aspect of the connection between nature, land, and history. These are the kinds of places where photography feels like storytelling — rich, slow, and deeply rewarding. Bonelli’s Eagle: A Rare Wildlife Photography Subject One of the most compelling opportunities on this tour is the chance to photograph Bonelli’s eagle in its Andalusian habitat. As one of Spain’s most threatened raptors, its continued presence here is both a privilege and a reminder of the importance of conservation. From rocky cliffs to oak woodlands, observing this agile predator in the wild is an unforgettable experience. Capturing it in flight or perched in the morning sun is a highlight for any wildlife photography portfolio. Golden Eagle: Majesty Against the Andalusian Sky Photographing the golden eagle in Andalucía is a study in both grace and power. Often spotted soaring across vast open valleys, this bird commands the sky with a presence that is impossible to ignore. Framing its flight or its intense gaze against the dramatic backdrop of southern Spain is a moment every wildlife photographer dreams of — and one this tour makes possible. Elusive Icons: Iberian Lynx and Common Genet No wildlife photography tour in Andalucía would be complete without the thrill of pursuing two of its most elusive residents: the Iberian lynx and the common genet. The lynx, once critically endangered, now roams carefully protected scrublands where it moves like a shadow, cautious and alert. The genet, a graceful and mysterious nocturnal creature, glides through the darkness with elegance. Both animals offer extraordinary rewards for photographers with patience and a love for storytelling through images. Your Wildlife Photography Journey This is more than a trip — it’s a chance to immerse yourself in the art and practice of wildlife photography. Your guide, an expert in both the region and the craft, will help you understand animal behavior, field techniques, and how to work with natural light to create strong, evocative images. We’ve carefully selected locations and times that maximize photographic opportunities. You’ll move at a photographer’s pace, with the freedom to wait, observe, and respond to moments as they unfold. A Tour Crafted for Photographers Picture yourself crouched quietly in a hide, watching cranes land in still water at sunrise — or standing on a hilltop as an eagle rides the thermals above you. From the gentle hush of oak forests to the electric excitement of a lynx sighting, this tour is designed to immerse you in the real work of wildlife photography. Whether you’re building your portfolio or simply capturing moments of connection with nature, this experience is tailored to give you both inspiration and results.
Wildlife Photography Workshop – Vultures of Spain
October 5, 2027
, , Spain
Master Raptors in Flight on a Wildlife Photography Workshop in Spain Join us for a 5-day wildlife photography workshop dedicated to Spain’s most majestic scavengers: vultures. From dramatic cliffs to remote feeding grounds, you’ll capture stunning close-ups and soaring flight shots of griffon vultures, black vultures, bearded vultures, and even the rare Egyptian vulture. What to Expect: 5 immersive days photographing Spain’s iconic raptors in their natural habitat Expert guidance from a professional wildlife photographer Access to purpose-built hides for incredible photographic opportunities Breathtaking settings: mountains, cliffs, and remote valleys of the Iberian Peninsula Species You’ll Photograph: Griffon Vultures – Europe’s soaring scavengers, often seen in large social groups Black Vultures – The largest bird of prey in Europe, dramatic and solitary Bearded Vultures – Striking, bone-dropping specialists of the high mountains Egyptian Vultures – Smaller but rare, with bright plumage and unique behavior This workshop is perfect for photographers of all levels looking to expand their wildlife portfolio in one of Europe’s best regions for bird photography. Don't miss this chance to witness and capture raw nature at its finest.
Bryce Canyon Magic Light and Night Skies
June 5–9, 2027
Bryce Canyon City, Utah, United States
Discover Light, Shadow, and Stars on a Bryce Canyon Photography Adventure Explore the extraordinary hoodoos of Bryce Canyon National Park both by day and under the stars on this immersive five-day Bryce Canyonphotography workshop in Southern Utah. Known for its vivid color, dramatic formations, and crystal-clear night skies, Bryce offers endless creative opportunities for photographers drawn to light, shape, and scale. Photograph Bryce Canyon and Beyond Pending weather, the itinerary will include at least three full days inside Bryce Canyon National Park. During these sessions, you’ll have the chance to photograph some of the park’s most iconic features, including its glowing amphitheaters, narrow fins, and expansive canyon vistas. The remaining time will be spent exploring nearby landscapes that share the region’s dramatic red rock beauty. These off-the-beaten-path locations include unique formations and slot canyons that offer contrast and variety to your Bryce images. What You’ll Shoot Throughout the workshop, the focus will remain on capturing the best light, from sunrise rim views to soft canyon shadows and golden hour glow. Clear nights will be reserved for astrophotography, taking advantage of Bryce Canyon’s certification as an International Dark Sky Park. Subjects will include: Natural arches, hoodoos, and red rock landscapes Slot canyons and lesser-known geological features Wide canyon views and compositional studies from the rim Night sky scenes with stars, light painting, and the Milky Way Closing the Workshop To wrap up the experience, we’ll gather for a group slideshow and image critique session. This is a chance to reflect, celebrate each other’s work, and take home new perspectives and inspiration from fellow photographers.
Frozen Iceland Photography with Winter Aurora
February 4–15, 2026
Búðir, Snæfellsbær, Iceland
Iceland Photography Adventure with Aurora and Winter Magic Iceland in winter is an unbelievable land of light and drama with frozen waterfalls, ice caves, Northern Lights, and spectacular landscapes. This very special 12-day workshop will transport you around Ring Road for an unmatched Icelandic photo adventure while improving your photography skills both behind the camera and with processing. Imagine the wonders you will photograph as we travel through the diverse Lake Mývatn region, the remote East Fjords, as well as a wealth of glaciers, volcanoes, hot-spring areas and waterfalls, and of course, the Glacier Lagoon. Explore Iceland’s Iconic and Hidden Gems This tour is conducted with Jennifer King and a local, esteemed photo guide, who knows the iconic shooting locations (as well as many lesser-known spots) where you can capture unique images of the Icelandic nature far from any crowds. We are also experts in locating and capturing the aurora borealis. Whether you are an amateur photographer merely seeking to improve your skills or an advanced photographer aspiring to greatness, this tour will be an immeasurable experience, both in what you will learn and in how much your portfolio will expand. Do not miss your chance to photograph frozen waterfalls with dancing Northern Lights of Iceland!
Iceland Landscape Photography Workshop – Fire & Ice
February 2–16, 2026
Reykjavík, Reykjavíkurborg, Iceland
Iceland Landscape Photography: Fire, Ice & the Northern Lights Join award-winning photographers Robin and Timothy Moon for an unforgettable 15-day Iceland landscape photography workshop, timed perfectly for winter light and aurora season. Travel the full Ring Road in February 2026, capturing glaciers, waterfalls, sea cliffs, volcanic plains, and surreal winter skies. What Makes This Iceland Workshop Special This workshop offers an immersive experience in one of the most visually stunning places on Earth. From the famous black church at Búðir to the jagged sea stacks at Vík, the trip covers Iceland’s most iconic sites while also taking you to remote locations far from tourist crowds. The long nights and clear skies offer excellent opportunities to photograph the Northern Lights over dramatic, frozen landscapes. Throughout the workshop, you’ll enjoy: Extended stays at four locations with 3-night accommodations, giving time to explore at a slower pace Daily sunrise and sunset shoots (weather permitting) Time for post-processing sessions and artistic mentoring Optional add-ons like the Myvatn Nature Baths, a super jeep tour to remote waterfalls, and an ice cave adventure We’ll adapt the schedule based on weather to ensure the best shooting opportunities possible. Itinerary Overview (Flexible) Day 1: Mon, Feb 2 Meet in Reykjavík and drive to the Snæfellsnes Peninsula• Ytri Tunga Beach• Sunset at Búðakirkja (Black Church) Day 2: Tue, Feb 3 Explore Snæfellsnes:• Arnarstapi, Svörtuloft Cliffs, Lóndrangar• Saxhóll Crater• Sunset at Kirkjufellsfoss Day 3: Wed, Feb 4 Sunrise at Kirkjufellsfoss• Berserkjahraun Lava Field• Stykkishólmur• Sunset at Búðakirkja Day 4: Thu, Feb 5 Drive to Laugarbakki• Sunset at Hvitserkur (the troll of the Northwest) Day 5: Fri, Feb 6 Travel to Mývatn via Trollaskagi Peninsula (weather permitting)• Sunset at Goðafoss Day 6: Sat, Feb 7 • Sunrise at Hverfjall Crater• Optional swim in Mývatn Nature Baths• Sunset at Dettifoss Day 7: Sun, Feb 8 • Sunrise at Goðafoss• Optional hike Hverfjall Crater• Optional super jeep tour to Aldeyjarfoss & Hrafnabjargafoss Day 8: Mon, Feb 9 Scenic drive from Mývatn to Egilsstaðir via coastal route Day 9: Tue, Feb 10 Travel from Egilsstaðir to Höfn through the East Fjords• Eystrahorn Day 10: Wed, Feb 11 • Sunrise at Vestrahorn• Optional Ice Cave Tour• Sunset at Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon Day 11: Thu, Feb 12 Höfn – cataloging + post-processing• Sunset at Vestrahorn Day 12: Fri, Feb 13 Travel from Höfn to Vík• Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon Day 13: Sat, Feb 14 • Sunrise sea stacks at Vík• Explore Dyrhólaey coastline• Sunset at Cape Dyrhólaey Day 14: Sun, Feb 15 • Sunrise at Skógafoss• Visit Kvernufoss• Possibility of aurora over Skógafoss Day 15: Mon, Feb 16 Travel to Reykjavík• Stop at SeljalandsfossWorkshop ends in Reykjavík (accommodation not included this night) What’s Included Shared accommodation in 4 key locations (3-night stays each) Transport by 15-seat Mercedes-Benz 4×4 van Most breakfasts (included in hotel rates) Post-processing tuition and visual mentoring with Robin & Timothy Moon Not Included Flights or transport to/from the workshop Lunches and dinners Travel insurance Workshop Cost & Optional Add-ons Total cost: $8,450 USD per person Deposit: $1,500 USD Single supplement: +$3,310 USD Optional Myvatn Nature Baths: +$80 USD Optional Ice Cave Tour: +$400 USD Optional Super Jeep Waterfall Tour: +$440 USD What to Expect on This Iceland Landscape Photography Workshop This is more than a photography trip; it’s an invitation to slow down and fully absorb Iceland’s surreal beauty. With extended stays and a small group format, you’ll have plenty of time to: Receive personal guidance and image critiques Experiment with compositions and long exposures Soak in Iceland’s winter light, silence, and scale The itinerary is flexible by design, allowing us to chase the light, react to weather conditions, and make the most of photographic opportunities as they unfold.