Join My Wildlife Photography Expeditions

My expeditions are not about ticking species off a list. We focus on the craft—understanding animal behavior, managing light, and predicting the action before it happens. On a standard weekend safari in Ranthambore or Kabini, we go beyond basic camera settings. We dive into histogram management, creative panning techniques for action sequences, and the nuances of environmental storytelling.

For specialized tours, like our upcoming Kamchatka bear expeditions, I spend months on research and recce trips to ensure we are in the right place at the right time. Whether it is tracking the Great Indian Hornbills in the Anaimalais or waiting for leopards in the Western Ghats, I want you to walk away with more than just a memory card full of photos. You will walk away with an understanding of the ecology, the patience required to wait for the light, and the technical skills to capture it.

I work with small groups to provide real, hands-on instruction in the field. This includes gear testing opportunities, such as trying out high-end Canon RF lenses or using ZEISS binoculars to spot subjects early. My goal is to get you out of the automatic mode mindset and into the shoes of a naturalist who happens to carry a camera. It is messy, it is tiring, and it is absolutely worth it.