Photographers with more experience will learn how to employ “blur” lengths to exaggerate action images, freeze shutter rates to capture a moment of impact, and balance light and exposure for color, mood, and atmosphere, especially for morning and evening African fauna and scenic holiday shots. Regardless of one’s level of experience, there is always more to learn. New “Hipstamatic” and even more powerful smartphone apps are always increasing the spectrum of photographic possibilities, from simple record keeping to photo-story telling to art forms. Nature Responsible Safaris experts choose the best Tanzania safari parks and reserves for photographic subjects, balancing the interests and expertise of small groups of participants who stay in accommodations selected not for luxury, but for the most rewarding subjects, though comfort is guaranteed and accommodations can be customized to your preferences.

Under guidance, you’ll practice static and action photo composition and balance. You’ll learn how to use essential filters to define landscapes, such as the Ngorongoro crater’s expansive crater; skies, streams, lakes, waterfalls, sunlight, rain, and rainbows, such as the hot springs at Lake Manyara and the glaciers seen on a Kilimanjaro safari; and to estimate optimum distances for best nocturnal flash images of slinking leopard, round-eyed bushbaby, shy crested porcupine, and and Video safari photography is another popular field where qualified educators can help. Under the supervision of experienced experts who have spent years of their lives to the science and art of photography while simultaneously making a job, you’ll learn swiftly and enjoyably. You’ll need outstanding camera talent as well as a lot of expertise to do so.