Photography holidays
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Why not enjoy your photography &
wildlife and head out on any of a number wildlife photography
holidays? They give you a great opportunity to practice your
photography, pick up some tips & advice, photo animals you probably
wouldn't see at home! Here are just a few ideas...
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Photography holidays
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Orangutan Photography in Borneo
This orangutan photography
holiday is in conjunction with the Orangutan Foundation & you'll be
visiting & photographing in the Tanjung Puting National Park, home
to 4,000 orangutans & many other mammals, birds & reptiles. One
reviewer of this holidays said of it, "The best part of the trip was
how close we got to the orangutans, and other wildlife." Find out more
about this amazing photography holiday - perfect for wildlife & nature lovers
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Wildlife Photography Holiday in Brazil
Move off the tourist trails on this wildlife photography holiday
to off-beat areas and really get some great photographic opportunities
with naturalist guides who know the area well. Activities are varied,
with a boat trip, hiking, horse-riding, night safaris and nature drives
to give you lots of opportunities to get clicking. They say there's an
abundance of widlife in this area of dramatic scenery - and very few
visitors. Find out more...
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Wildlife photography holiday in India
If you're a tiger lover & you enjoy photography, then just click here for info on this wildlife photography holiday in India. "The most memorable part was without doubt the 13, yes 13 tiger
sightings during our stay in Kanha National Park for 5 1/2 days in
December 2008. This included a very young tiger cub!!" so said a reviewer who'd been on the trip
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Take your camera on a wildlife photography holiday to Kenya!
Find out more about this Kenyan wildlife photography holiday here - please
note that this holiday is for the serious photographer interested in
producing top quality images of African wildlife. This 10 day safari
focuses on Kenya's Masai Mara and it coincides with the magnificent
spectacle of the annual Wildebeest Migration. The Mara is the
sanctuary for the Big Five - lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino and
leopard; but you may well also see gazelle, hippos & crocodiles.
Remember, this is for serious photographers only who want to work with
a professional nature photographer. Find out more
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Madagascar Photography Vacation
Lemurs,
chamelions & over 170 species of frog live on Madagascar - a
wonderful place for those of you who enjoy photography to visit, as the
animals are plentiful and there are plenty of wildlife photography
opportunities. For every person who joins the tours, $250 is given to Project
Angonoka, a joint project between the Durrell Wildlife
ConservationTrust and the Malagasy Department of Waters and Forests to
help the Ploughshare tortoise. The project is proving to be very
successful - 150 tortoises have been born at breeding centres since it
started. Find out more about this photography vacation in Madagascar here
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