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Our Belize Secrets of the Maya Photography Adventure takes you on a photography explorationof the rainforests, archaeological wonders, and caves of Belize and Guatemala. We'll visit ancient Mayan cities and photograph the flora and fauna of the lush rainforest ecosystem that reclaimed the region after the collapse of the fabled Mayan cities.
Bob Harvey and Diane Kelsay have spent a huge amount of time in Belize since 1990, working among its natural and cultural treasures - and will use this adventure to introduce a small group of photographers to some of their very favorite places in both Belize and the Peten region of Guatemala.
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2027 Rates
$8,000, double occupancy, each
$10,000, single occupancy
Deposit - $1,000
2nd Payment - $2,000 - 1 May 2027
Final Payment - Balance + extra nights - 1 September 2027 |
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2026 |
November 15-22
Join us in 2026 for an extravaganza of bird photography. All sizes. More colors than you can imagine. And great conditions for photography. We're talking many species of hummingbirds. More tanagers than you imagined existed. Toucans and toucanets. Cock of the Rock. Woodpeckers. Trogans. Quetzals. Antpittas. Guans. Some birds with really different features like the swordbill and racquettail hummingbirds. Great setups - many where you can establish a tripod position and the birds will come to you. There will be some early mornings but most of the outings are not physically demanding. Small group, by design.
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Join us in 2026 as we make an epic journey over a 14,000 foot pass on Ecuador's Continental Divide then down to the very floor of the Amazon Basin. We'll explore a number of ecosystems, finding birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, insects and more to photograph and to learn from. By entering the Amazon from above, we'll "follow the water" as it begins its journey in the high mountains, steep slopes, and deep canyons of the areas east of the divide. By the time we've completed this journey you will have a new understanding of the Amazon Basin, its scope, its fragility, and it's importance to the planet. Your photographs will include sweeping panoramas, gorges, waterfalls, river scenes, jungle scenes, wild birds and other animals, and the macro world. You'll have a deeper understand of the Amazon - and how the planet fits together. And you'll have the images to share that knowledge and inspire others.
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Let's photograph tigers! Join us in India for a custom safari designed to put you in the best places at the best times to photograph tigers. We have built in more time than most tiger safaris - and it's all about time in Kanha, Pench, and Bandhavgarh National Parks. We have arranged to put you two to a vehicle - and to enter the parks at daybreak, just when the tigers are most active. The group will be quite limited in size. Secure your space soon!
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Uganda Private Photography Safari
June
Shoebills, Gorillas, Chimps, a wealth of birds and primates, and dramatic scenery all woven into one itinerary. Murchison Falls. So much more!
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Shoebills, Gorillas, Chimps, a wealth of birds and primates, and dramatic scenery all woven into one itinerary. Murchison Falls. So much more!
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Turkey sits at a geographical crossroads, which means that, over history, many cultures have passed through Turkey, each leaving a distinct imprint on the culture and the archaeological record. Let's explore some of the great archaeological wonders - while putting ourselves in great positions make exciting art with cameras. Mosques, Fairy Chimneys, Ephasus, Istanbul, Aphrodisia, Pergamum, Assos and so much more.
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October 31 - November 7
Join us in 2026 for an extravaganza of bird photography. All sizes. More colors than you can imagine. And great conditions for photography. We're talking many species of hummingbirds. More tanagers than you imagined existed. Toucans and toucanets. Cock of the Rock. Woodpeckers. Trogans. Quetzals. Antpittas. Guans. Some birds with really different features like the swordbill and racquettail hummingbirds. Great setups - many where you can establish a tripod position and the birds will come to you. There will be some early mornings but most of the outings are not physically demanding. Small group, by design.
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November 9-20
Join us in 2026 as we make an epic journey over a 14,000 foot pass on Ecuador's Continental Divide then down to the very floor of the Amazon Basin. We'll explore a number of ecosystems, finding birds, mammals, fish, reptiles, insects and more to photograph and to learn from. By entering the Amazon from above, we'll "follow the water" as it begins its journey in the high mountains, steep slopes, and deep canyons of the areas east of the divide. By the time we've completed this journey you will have a new understanding of the Amazon Basin, its scope, its fragility, and it's importance to the planet. Your photographs will include sweeping panoramas, gorges, waterfalls, river scenes, jungle scenes, wild birds and other animals, and the macro world. You'll have a deeper understand of the Amazon - and how the planet fits together. And you'll have the images to share that knowledge and inspire others. |
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The empty cities and quiet temples of the ancient Maya tell us stories of a civilization that flourished and then crashed before Europeans became a force in the New World. Once that civilization collapsed, nature took over, rebuilding forests and wetlands and filling the region with a wealth of flora and fauna. We'll explore, with cameras and a knowledgable Mayan guide, both the remnants of this great civiliazation and the beauty of the natural world that reclaimed this region. We'll come to learn - and to make art from what we find. Prepare to be inspired - and to learn new techniques for managing the photography gear you bring along.
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2028 |
February 20 - March 4
Everything happens at once in Northern Tanzania in late February! It's a lull between the short rains and the long rains. The Great Migration has moved south toward the lush grasses of the Ndutu Region, where they give birth to a million baby wildebeest. Predators gather for the easy prey. This is the season for courtship for small colorful birds. And the new greening of grasses make all the ungulates and elephants happy, energetic, and healthy. It's a great time to make images! We have a great collection of lodgings secured. Please join us.
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Let's photograph tigers! Join us in India for a custom safari designed to put you in the best places at the best times to photograph tigers. We have built in more time than most tiger safaris - and it's all about time in Kanha, Pench, and Bandhavgarh National Parks. We have arranged to put you two to a vehicle - and to enter the parks at daybreak, just when the tigers are most active. The group will be quite limited in size. Secure your space soon!
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March 9-15
Iguazú Falls, on the border between Argentina and Brazil is one of the largest and most powerful waterfalls in the world! It' is also, from a photography perspective, one of the most approachable falls to photograph exciting landscapes and rainbows and to create fantastic watrfall art. Join us for an adventure that will put you in the right spots at the right moments, teach you photography techniques that match current technology with the opportunities that waterfalls present, and give you the time to review images and go back to improve. Let's make art together and celibrate the beauty of the natural world.
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Join us in Brazil's Pantanal for a wild adventure that features both jaguars and an amazing array of birds, reptiles, and mammals. The Pantanal is the only place in the world where one can reliably find and photograph jaguars - as they are nocturnal hunters everywhere else. The birds here are fantastic - this is one of our favorite places to photograph flying birds (we can help you build your skills). Add in close-up encounters with giant river otters and so much more. Join us for this wild adventure! |
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August 27 - September 9
Borneo! Rainforests. Orangutans. Gibbons. Pygmy elephants. Proboscis monkeys. 420 species of birds, including amazing hornbills and kingfishers, brightly colored little birds. Carnivorous plants. Sun bears. The list goes on and on. We've built an itinerary that takes you into the canopy, on trails by foot, on rivers by boat, and out on night safari. This is not an adventure you want to miss!
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