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Tanzania: Wildlife Spectacular Tour Report 2025

Serengeti, Ngorongoro, these are names that resonate with many keen wildlife photographers and indeed there is almost nothing that rivals a safari in the northern circuit of Tanzania. It is a wondrous adventure filled with light, wildlife, colours, sounds and smells. The 2025 Wild Images photo tour in beautiful Tanzania had plenty of experiences for every sense […]

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Bangladesh: The Ship Breakers and More Tour Report 2025

It’s my great pleasure to be the second-time tour leader for the Bangladesh: The Ship Breakers and More Tour 2025 organized by Wild Images. I enjoyed it a lot, and I am delighted to help our guests. We were well prepared to successful the tour. All of our guests arrived one day before, so they […]

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Indian Wildlife Spectacular Photography Tour Report 2025

Our India tour Tigers & Wildlife spectacular 2025 was a complete success. The trip was very varied and productive, with numerous photographic highlights. Our group was generally interested in nature and animals. We therefore kept a list of the mammals, birds and reptiles we saw. We came up with an astonishing 33 species of mammals, […]

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Omo Valley: The Extraordinary Tribal People of southern Ethiopia: Photography Tour Report 2025

The Omo Valley in southern Ethiopia is one of the most fascinating and culturally diverse regions in the world. This remote area, located along the Omo River, is home to dozens of indigenous tribes, each with its own unique tradition, rituals and attire. From the beaded adornments of the Hamer women to the famous Suri […]

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Japan: Winter Wildlife Spectacular Tour Report 2025

“More snow falls on Hokkaido than at any other place at this latitude on Earth”, I tell this year’s Wild Images group as they arrive in Japan. A fairly standard fact, perhaps, and uttered with absolutely no hint of foreboding. But within hours – bam! The island, and almost all of Japan, was blasted by […]

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South Sudan: Tribal Wonders of the White Nile Tour Report 2025

I’ve always had a great affection for South Sudan.  Before I visited Africa’s newest country for the first time a few years ago, I used to help South Sudanese refugees fleeing from the war of independence just a mere 14 years ago, to settle into their new homes in Australia.  Since then, when I’ve been […]

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Emperor Penguins of Antarctica Tour Report 2024

Emperor Penguins!  There are few birds on earth that elicit a more awestruck presence.  Spending time with the largest penguins on earth is an experience that is so rare, expensive and often difficult that the feat of trying to see one alone is at the peak of wildlife lovers’  bucket lists worldwide. In November 2024 […]

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Angola: Hidden Tribes of the South Tour Report 2024

Wild Images has always had a special relationship with the people of southern Angola.  After pioneering gentle photography tourism in the myriad of communities that exist in one of the harshest landscapes of southern Africa, our return to this region in 2024 felt like revisiting old friends. Since our first journey to Angola years ago, […]

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Benin Photography Tour Report 2025

Benin, a small yet captivating country in West Africa, is nestled between Togo, Nigeria, Niger, and Burkino Faso. It’s a land of vibrant cultures, ancient traditions, and captivating landscapes. The country is known as the birthplace of Vodun (or Voodoo) and the cultures of Benin are steeped in spiritual practices that permeate every aspect of […]

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Mongolia’s Forgotten Reindeer Herders: The Tsaatan Nomads of Hovsgol Tour Report 2024

Deep in the northern part of Mongolia, close to the Russian border and Lake Baikal, lies the Darkhad Depression, a stunning and vast valley dotted with lakes that are fed by high mountains on every side. It is a region of boreal forest that is also known as the Taiga, the second largest biome on […]

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