Wild Lives Photo Journeys

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of the wild with our captivating WILD LIVES Photo Journeys, infused with the artistic twist that will elevate your skills and ignite your creative spirit that only Art Wolfe can provide. From the majestic savannas of Africa to the lush rainforests of South America, our carefully curated workshops offer a rare opportunity to capture awe-inspiring moments of untamed beauty. Master the art of storytelling through your lens while unlocking your artistic potential. Join us to forge lasting connections with fellow enthusiasts, all while immersing yourself in the wondrous world of wildlife photography like never before.
January 6 – 19, 2025 WILD LIVES Photo Journey: India -SOLD OUT-
Join Art Wolfe in India in 2025 for a photo journey that will capture two of the most iconic reasons to visit India – Tigers and the Kumbh Mela! After the epic festival, we’ll travel to Bandhavgarh where the most dense population of Tigers on the planet calls home. 
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February 8 – 18, 2025 WILD LIVES Photo Journey: Japan -SOLD OUT-
Japan in winter is one of the most majestic locations you could ever imagine. A slight dusting of snow turns the regularly bustling streets into a proverbial winter wonderland. The colder temperatures also tend to cut down on the amount of crowds, which makes photographing the iconic sites much more appealing.
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March 5 – 15, 2025 WILD LIVES Photo Journey: Tanzania
Join world-renowned photographer Art Wolfe on an extraordinary journey through Tanzania next March, where the raw beauty of Africa’s landscapes and wildlife comes alive through your lens.
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July 25 – August 1, 2025 WILD LIVES Photo Journey: Glacier Bay -ONE SPACE AVAILABLE-
Any trip to Glacier Bay is a magical experience, but on a small yacht charter with the world-renowned photographer Art Wolfe is an opportunity that will change your life! Cruising the majestic bay in this small yacht is quite a different experience than traveling in one of the large crowded cruise ships.
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