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Namibia Wildlife Spectacular Tour Report 2026
Namibia’s beguiling beauty exerts an enduring pull on photographers: Africa’s great wildlife amid a raft of unfamiliar worlds. The animals are instantly recognisable: Elephant, Lion, Giraffe, Rhino. Yet place them against a silvery salt pan, a desert river or the great sweeping Atlantic dunes, and they acquire an entirely different character. For me, the great […]
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From Supporter to Friends – Visiting Loyangalani Primary School in Lake Turkana
At Wild Images, we have always cared deeply about education and the impact we have on the places we visit during our cultural tours. As much as possible, we always hope to tread gently in the world of others when we design our itineraries through remote and sensitive cultures. We are proud to partner with […]
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Atlas of Humanity in Paris
As the official travel partner for the prestigious Atlas of Humanity, we are proud to support the exhibition in Paris this November. We have images from our leaders and guests appearing at the exhibition, and as the Director of Wild Images, I couldn’t be more delighted to see so many familiar names joining some of […]
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Elephant Dreaming in Amboseli
Amboseli. For some reason, I never really wanted to visit one of Kenya’s premier elephant reserves. After all, I’ve been leading safaris for over twenty years. What was Amboseli going to show me that I haven’t seen on countless African safaris elsewhere? Who was I kidding? That feeling disappeared on Day 1 of our recent […]
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Eagle Hunters of Western Mongolia Tour Report 2026
My first introduction to the Kazakh eagle hunters of western Mongolia was through the documentary The Eagle Huntress. The film follows Aisholpan, a young Kazakh girl learning the centuries-old tradition of hunting with a golden eagle in Mongolia’s Altai Mountains. What stayed with me most were not only the eagle hunters themselves, but also the […]
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Lentorre – Surely one of Kenya’s Finest Photography Destinations!
Deep in the wilderness of southern Kenya, nestled on a hillock between two incredible soda lakes, lies the stunning, exclusive lodge Lentorre. Barely visible from anywhere, yet a haven of exclusivity in the wild, Lentorre is a centrepiece of photographic luxury at the heart of the community-based Olkiramatian Conservancy. Many years ago, the elders of […]
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Remote Kenya: Tribes of Lake Turkana, the Chalbi Desert, Ndoto Mountains and Samburu Tour Report 2026
Kenya’s north. It has long been a favourite location for Wild Images, thanks to its rich tapestry of tribal cultures woven through spectacular landscapes of mountains, lakes, and deserts. It’s a land of rugged, boundless beauty, and the people who inhabit remote Kenya know their landscapes more intimately than the lines on their hands. This […]
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Brazil’s Pantanal: Jaguars and so much more Photography Tour Report 2026
2026 marked the nineth Wild Images trip to the Pantanal, the largest wetland on the planet. Roughly half the size of Germany, it is one of South America’s greatest ecosystems. As a tour leader, I have to confess that I was a bit nervous, as I had guided the Pantanal tour in 2025, and that […]
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Uganda Wildlife Spectacular Tour Report 2026
The first thing you notice about a Silverback Mountain Gorilla is not his face. It is the sheer amount of Gorilla. Sitting just a few feet away, on the forest floor, he seems to occupy an absurd amount of space. The hands are huge, the size of dinner plates; the forearms thick with muscle; the […]
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Algeria: The Tuaregs of the Algerian Sahara Tour Report 2026
It is quite something to pioneer a new destination for photography tourism. Algeria was always going to be a very special trip for me on a personal level. The Tuareg people were my first African culture I spent any time with, and that was many years ago, when, as an adventurous 19-year-old, I decided to […]
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