Photographic Journeys

Americas

Jaguars • Whales • Bears

Grizzlies at the salmon run, jaguars on the riverbanks and whales in sheltered lagoons — from the temperate rainforest to the tropics.

Why photograph the Americas

From the coastal rainforests of British Columbia to the wetlands of Brazil, the Americas offer some of the most intimate encounters with large predators and marine mammals anywhere.

We work with First Nation guides, local boat captains and specialist trackers, staying long enough with each subject for the behaviour — and the light — to come to you.

Canada

Great Bear Rainforest

Grizzly bears fishing the autumn salmon run.

Brazil

Pantanal

Jaguars hunting along the rivers of the world’s largest wetland.

Mexico

Baja California

Grey whales and their calves in the winter lagoons.

Americas journeys

Fixed-date, small-group departures with published prices, a full day-by-day itinerary and kit guidance for each species.

British Columbia

Autumn

The Great Bear Rainforest

Grizzly bear photography timed for the autumn salmon run, with seven nights at a First Nation-owned lodge.

Grizzly Bears

Whales

Eagles

11 days

British Columbia

June

Coastal Grizzlies

Early-summer bears grazing the sedge meadows of a remote inlet, photographed from small boats at low tide.

Grizzly Bears

Seabirds

7 days

Brazil

August

Jaguars of the Pantanal

Daily boat sessions along the Cuiabá River during the dry season, when jaguars hunt the banks in daylight.

Jaguars

Giant Otters

Birds

9 days

Mexico

February

Grey Whale Lagoons

Small pangas in the calving lagoons of Baja California, where curious mothers bring their calves to the boats.

Grey Whales

Dolphins

8 days

Tailor-made

Prefer to travel privately?

Choose your dates, your species and your pace. We’ll design a private photographic journey around you — with the same hosts, hides and vehicles.

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