A photo safari is not just a journey, but an unforgettable adventure that appeals to all the senses. You find yourself surrounded by untouched nature, ready to capture magical moments with your camera. This guide gives you a comprehensive overview of how to plan your first photo safari, what equipment you need and how to take breathtaking wildlife shots.
This guide shows the best nature photography destinations worldwide – with tips on travel time, equipment, light and behavior. Based on 20 years of experience, it offers practical help for anyone who wants to photograph wildlife respectfully and effectively.
A Bera safari offers a unique opportunity to observe leopards in the wild. The 850 million year old granite formations and the high density of leopards make Bera a paradise for wildlife photographers. Particularly remarkable is the peaceful coexistence between leopards and the Rabari herdsmen, who have lived together for centuries without conflict.
The Satpura Tiger Reserve, created in 2000 by merging three forests, extends over 2133 square kilometers and is a paradise for nature photographers. It is home to around 50 tigers and an extraordinary biodiversity with over 50 mammal species, more than 300 bird species and many reptiles and butterflies.
When I first held the Saltedline underwater housing for my Sony A6300 in my hands, I was skeptical. Can a housing for just under 900 euros really do what much more expensive models promise? After months of testing in various bodies of water, I can say that it can do more than I expected. The housing is waterproof up to 195 feet (60 meters) and has a five-stage water protection system with an integrated moisture sensor. These technical specifications sound impressive on paper, but it’s…
Two weeks of nature photography on Kandima Island: between white beaches, mangrove forests and colorful reefs, I discover the quiet, wild side of the Maldives. From flying foxes to sea turtles – every encounter is an unforgettable photographic moment.
Early morning at the lake – the world is still in twilight. Two small silhouettes glide silently over the water: black-necked grebes with their chicks on their backs. An intimate insight into the life of these fascinating birds, wonderful for bird photographers and nature lovers.
If you want to photograph animals, you have to understand them. Only with knowledge of the species can you take pictures that are more than just snapshots. It’s about respect, closeness and a deep understanding of the life in front of the lens – because this is the only way to create images that are authentic and unforgettable.
The blue nudibranch and the green earthworm are among the most colorful, but mostly overlooked inhabitants of our forests. For nature photographers, it is worth looking down – because often the special things are hidden exactly where no one is looking.
When I walk through the woods with my daughter, I often rediscover nature through her curious eyes. Nature photography is a wonderful way to get children excited about nature, to teach them patience and to sharpen their eye for the small wonders of nature.
A good hide is essential for many nature photographers – but which one suits your needs? In this article, I compare different models, explain the pros and cons and give practical tips for setup, comfort and camouflage. How to find the right hiding place for your wildlife photography.
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