At EXPOSURE, we are passionate about photography just as you are, which lets us understand your travails and needs perfectly. We use this insight to specially design our Photography Tours so that they can give you an advantage to excel in the art and set you up for success.

• Carefully planned tours to maximise photo opportunities.
• Team led by professional photographers that cater to your comfort and needs.
• Practical hands-on photography assistance on the field
• Extensive learning off-field
• Image-reviews, post-processing and presentations.
• Post-Tour guidance, advice and assistance

Specifically, you will get –

A clinically organized tour with utmost attention to your comfort and needs

An open, informal environment that promotes interactive learning

A team that will strategize and work to a plan to optimize opportunities and ensure a great tour

Practical, hands-on assistance in photography from the tour Skippers both in the field and off it

Individual interaction with the Mentors over general or specific issues

First-hand learning from the masters in the art and craft of photography

That’s not all. When you’re not out on the field using the camera, you will learn and enjoy our sessions on photography techniques, photograph reviews and presentations and discussions on topics relevant to the Photo Tour in question.

Those who want to travel in a way that is different to tourists.
Aspiring photographers who want to learn by being out in the field and seeing how travel photos are taken.

Aspiring travel writers or even established ones who want to pair up with a photographer and know the language and the area that I am working in.

An opportunity to learn about photography and life on the road from being out in the field with me. In our free time, you can ask any photography related questions that you want.

A chance to travel your country or the country that you are familiar with without having to pay the expenses.

Some amazing experiences and adventures along the way.

This isn’t the best way to build your portfolio. When I photograph people, I do not want to have others photographing at the same time, this is distracting for me and overwhelming for the subjects. There might still be chances, but you should not base your desire to come on that.

This isn’t a holiday. At times we will really be roughing it out.