Why should you come on your next photography tour or workshop with us? Things are a little different here at Jeff & Angie Photography, and we’re proud of that. In everything we do, we bring a friendly, down-to-earth spirit that comes from the heart. There is a lot of laughter, stories, support, and unforgettable wildlife moments at our workshops that make you remember why you fell in love with photography in the first place. We believe in being upfront, honest, and crystal-clear about what you can expect—no surprises, unless they’re the magical kind Mother Nature throws our way.
We treat you like a friend when you join us, not just a participant. We know that everyone has different hopes, dreams, and goals for their photography. We adapt to your needs, whether you want hands-on help and personalized lessons or just want to relax and enjoy the experience in peace. We’re just here to help, cheer you on, and share in your joy at every victory.
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We’re committed to creating meaningful, confidence-building experiences grounded in kindness, trust, and a shared love of the natural world.
Come travel with us—and let’s create something unforgettable together.
This trip is open to photographers of all levels, from those who have never used a camera before to those who have been taking pictures for years. We’ll meet you where you are and answer your questions and share our techniques in the real world. We’ll spend time at the hotel going over post-processing tips and editing workflows when we’re not out capturing the moment. This will help you improve your photos no matter how much experience you have.
All of the participants will be able to take classes before the workshop to help them feel confident and ready for our big adventure. Before we leave, we’ll set up a Zoom meeting to talk about the setup and give you some photography tips. This tour is good for both new and experienced photographers, and birdwatchers are welcome too. There is no need to have any experience.
Canon DSLR cameras and lenses—including the Sigma 100–400mm and Sigma 60–600mm—will be available, with mirrorless adapters if needed.
