Yellowstone Wildlife Photography Adventure Tour

Our wildlife photography tours are unique due to their focus on exclusive, intimate experiences in pristine locations. They limit group sizes to ensure personalized guidance and access to rare wildlife encounters. Led by expert photographers, they provide tailored instruction and insights, enhancing participants' skills. Additionally, their commitment to conservation and ethical wildlife practices ensures a responsible, sustainable approach that sets them apart from the competition.

What's included:

• A one-on-one post-processing experience via Zoom
• Recommendations for local lodging, dining, and entertainment
• Weather and resource app assistance
• Access to prime wildlife viewing locations
• A full itinerary and daily schedule of events
• Hands-on wildlife photography guidance, including step-by-step demonstrations and instruction

Not included:

• National park entrance fee (good for 7 days) $25.00
• Meals
• Lodging

What to expect:

Lamar Valley

This exclusive half-day adventure invites you to photograph Yellowstone’s diverse wildlife and breathtaking landscapes in a short yet immersive experience. Whether it’s the sight of a bison covered in morning frost, an elusive fox moving through the snow, or a golden sunrise painting the mountains, this tour is designed to maximize your time in the field while enhancing your wildlife photography skills.
Skills You'll Learn
Wildlife Tracking Techniques: Learn how to locate and anticipate animal movement for the best shots.
Long-Lens Photography: Improve your skills with telephoto lenses to capture stunning wildlife portraits.
Compositional Excellence: Discover how to frame, balance, and light your images for maximum impact.
Ethical Wildlife Photography Practices: Learn responsible techniques for photographing wildlife without disturbance.
Prerequisites
A basic understanding of camera settings (aperture, shutter speed, and ISO).
A DSLR or mirrorless camera with a telephoto lens
A passion for exploring and photographing wildlife in their natural habitat.