Jerry Adamo’s journey through Kenya’s most iconic reserves reveals elephants framed by Mount Kilimanjaro, intense wildlife encounters in the Maasai Mara, and rare species in Samburu’s rugged north. Each location offers a different pace and lesson, shaping how you photograph wildlife, light, and the rhythm of the natural world.
Lavender season reveals Provence at its most visual. From the ridge-top village of Sault to the wide fields of Valensole and the stone beauty of Gordes, purple rows shape the land. You slow down, watch the light shift, and frame moments where history and nature sit side by side.
Gus Mejia takes you inside a Catrina session during Día de Muertos in Oaxaca, where makeup, costume, and quiet moments shape the story before the shutter clicks. You see how slowing down, earning trust, and reading light leads to portraits with meaning, and why this approach calls you to experience the same on our Oaxaca Photo Tour in 2026.
Japan offers photographers a rare mix of tradition and modern life, from quiet temples to fast-moving city streets. PWA’s Japan Photo Tour places you in the heart of this contrast, with time, access, and guidance to capture landscapes, culture, architecture, and everyday moments across Osaka, Kyoto, Himeji, Tokyo and beyond.
A private photography safari in Amboseli invites you to slow down and photograph elephants against the open plains and Mount Kilimanjaro. Guided by Johan Siggesson, you focus on light, detail, and behaviour, shaping images that feel calm, personal, and deliberate.
Laurie Cohen detours into the wild marshlands of the Camargue and discovers endless wetlands, pink lakes and gliding flamingos. Among French cowboys and ancient white horses, he finds a rare harmony of nature and tradition, and invites you to join us on our Camargue Photo Tour in 2026.
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