Wildlife Blog

A typical mix of golden and green!

We finally booked the date and time of our next presentation, which will be held here in Santos on the August 17TH at 4pm. Important to mention that we have a limited number of seats which can be reserved through the numbers above. Be an early bird and get yours. See you very soon!

If you like photography, and in special wildlife photography, you should not miss the next presentation to be delivered here in Santos on the August 17TH. The idea is to attend all the requests we have received, and repeat the one presented early this month.  During the lecture we will talk about logistics, packing, how to find the right expedition, equipments, places to go, how to behave while in nature and much more. Please stay connected and follow our news in our blog, soon we will be posting place, time and how to subscribe.

I am delighted to announce that soon we gonna be delivering another presentation about Wildlife Photography in Santos. It will be done next month of August with date and time to be posted soon. Don't miss it!

I can't wait to be seated in my next expedition towards Africa. It is the best experience I ever had in terms of nature, wildness and of course, photography. Come and join us in our next trip to the blessed continent called AFRICA!

This image comes from a place very close to Lake Nakuru in Kenya. We were driving thru the savanna  when someone spot a pride of lions resting under the bush. We immediately stop to get some pictures clicked when I saw another small group seated in the opposite side of the main pride, and the king, a fully growth male lion watching us from a distance. He was almost invisible.

This is the place used as base for most of expeditions, either starting or ending. It is a campsite based in Zambia, very close to the Victoria Falls and also close to the airport and the famous city called Livingstone. The campsite is located in front of this river where every day people get on board of a small cruise ship with drinks included and navigate for 2 hours waiting the sun to go down.