Wildlife photography is more than simply pointing a camera at animals—it is an art form that combines patience, skill, and deep understanding of the natural world. Our wildlife photography program is designed to immerse participants in this craft, guiding them beyond the basics into the heart of what makes a compelling image.
Learn animal behaviour, using natural light & storytelling
At the core of wildlife photography is the study of animal behaviour. To anticipate the decisive moment, one must first learn how wildlife behaves, moves, feeds, and interacts with other species. A great wildlife photograph is rarely an accident—it is the reward for patience and observation.
The sun is our primary source of light; therefore, understanding how to utilise natural light is equally important. From the soft glow of dawn to the dramatic silhouettes at sunset, light shapes every mood and emotion in an image. We teach how to use shifting conditions to transform a simple encounter into a striking composition.
And above all, photography is about storytelling. Sometimes a single frame captures an entire narrative—the tension of a predator’s gaze, the tenderness of a leopard with her cub. Other times, a sequence of images builds a richer story, revealing layers of behaviour and connection among different species.
Through this program, participants will not only learn to frame wildlife correctly, but they will also learn to craft stories that resonate, inspire, and represent a subject they care about. Join us for an intense dive into Wildlife Photography.
Meet our 2025-2026 Wildlife Photography Mentors
All our mentors are accomplished Wildlife Photographers whose insight will bring a great blend of different skill sets, styles, approaches and artistic interpretations of wildlife subjects.
Clement Kiragu
Clement is an Award-Winning Wildlife Photographer, Photo Expedition Tour Leader and a National Geographic Explorer from Kenya. MORE ABOUT CLEMENT...
Priyanshi Bachhawat Nahata
Priyanshi Bachhawat Nahata, born and raised in India, is a wildlife photographer based in Dubai who has been capturing the beauty of nature on camera since 2014. Priya is very familiar with African Wildlife, having led Expeditions to several destinations in Africa.
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George McKenzie Jr. is a National Geographic Explorer, award-winning filmmaker, and conservation photographer. His journey from the bustling streets of Brooklyn to the untamed landscapes of Florida is a testament to the transformative power of nature. His acclaimed short documentary, The Book of George, has screened at Telluride Mountainfilm, Banff, Jackson Wild, and other major festivals, anchoring an impact campaign that brings photography and conservation storytelling workshops to youth across the USA.
You can see more of his photography work on this link: www.Georgemckenziejr.com