Photo Workshops and Tours
Here is a list of photo workshops and tours offered by Photo Masters founder Ian Plant and our partner photographers around the world.
Here is a list of photo workshops and tours offered by Photo Masters founder Ian Plant and our partner photographers around the world.
No winter tour to Lofoten would be complete without bringing home images and experiencing the Aurora Borealis. Our focus is capturing unique images of winter, the breathtakingly beautiful mountains, colorful fjords and pristine beaches, as well as the picturesque and authentic red Lofoten cabins. Photographic opportunities are present around every single corner.
After four months of Arctic winter darkness, the archipelago of Svalbard comes to life. The landscapes are harsh, icy, covered by the passing winter's snow. Glaciers adorn the fjords. The polar bears awaken from their deep slumber to roam the ice, looking for food. Arctic foxes patrol their grounds, still camouflaged in their white winter pelts. Gigantic walruses huddle together, grunting and pushing their way around the earth.
There's no better place than Badlands National Park for learning landscape composition. In this Masterclass workshop, I'll teach you the techniques necessary to make landscape images that rise above the rest. The skills you will learn here will allow you to make incredible landscape photos no matter where you go.
Embark on an extraordinary visual odyssey with our Madagascar photo workshop, where your lens will capture the essence of a captivating island brimming with natural wonders. Nestled in the Indian Ocean, Madagascar beckons photographers to explore its diverse landscapes and discover the dance of unique wildlife, from enchanting lemurs to mesmerizing chameleons, as your camera unveils the mysteries of evolution.
The cypress swamps of the Big Cypress Bayou in Texas are places of wild, haunting beauty. Clad in Spanish moss, the trees take on expressive shapes. The bayou comes colorfully alive in autumn, with an explosion of reds, oranges, and yellows. On this photo tour, we'll use a small boat to explore the hidden, intimate, and wild places of the bayou to make images that stand out.