I lived in Africa for twelve wonderful years, and I became a professional photographer there, traveling to fourteen sub‑Saharan countries, working in their most remote and unspoiled areas, as well as visiting plenty of the most amazing parks in Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, and Rwanda, where one can still feel and photograph the very raw, beauty of nature and wildlife.

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Join me for this exclusive, private 10‑day photography safari and workshop, meticulously designed for photographers of all levels — beginners, amateurs, and professionals alike.

Together we will immerse ourselves in a once‑in‑a‑lifetime photo experience, visiting three of Tanzania’s most stunning parks: Tarangire, Ngorongoro, and the world‑famous Serengeti.

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There we will capture the vast African landscapes, the incredible wealth of wildlife in action, the unforgettable beauty of sunrises and sunsets, the everyday life of the Maasai tribes, and the traditional communities living in the area.

At the core of our trip there is the incredible and fascinating spectacle of the great migration, when millions of animals cross the Mara River in an adventure for survival that repeats itself every year and is truly unforgettable.

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During this immersive workshop you’ll have the opportunity to learn, refine, and master a wide range of photography techniques — from fast‑action shooting to long exposures, ICM, panning, HDR, track‑focus shooting, and even street and portrait photography.

With hands‑on coaching, daily reviews, and personalized feedback, this workshop ensures you leave with unforgettable images of the country’s gorgeous landscapes, wildlife, and communities, together with highly enhanced technical skills.

All that while experiencing the true essence of Africa in the company of fellow photography lovers and accompanied by a professional photographer with deep knowledge of the continent, its people, and its nature, aided by well‑established Tanzanian tour operators providing local, experienced drivers.

Limited spots available.

To ensure a smooth experience ensure you bring the following items:

• DSLR or Mirrorless camera, remote shutter release, extra batteries, memory cards, charger

• A wide angle lens, e.g. Nikkor 14-24 or Canon 17-40 for landscapes or architecture

• A middle-zoom lens such as a 24-70 mm for street photography, portraits, urban life, nature

• A telephoto zoom lens, 70-200 mm for shooting distant landscapes, street scenes, wildlife

• Possibly a polarizer and an ND filter

• A tripod, possibly with a strong head, able to support heavy lenses

• Waterproof camera protection (in case of shooting at sea)

• Casual clothes for dinners and lunches and photography workshops

• A portable computer for post-production and portfolio reading sessions