
The Great Migration
26th August 2026 & 2027
(7 or 11 nights)
Discover the wonders of the Maasai Mara from the private Lemek Conservancy. From lions and elephants to buffalo and so much more more, witness the incredible herds of thousands of wildebeest and zebra moving across the vast savannah.
African Photography Safaris
Join us in the wildlife hotspots of sub-Saharan Africa for a dedicated wildlife photography safari. With fieldcraft and photography tuition, we can offer photographers of all abilities an amazing ‘bucket-list’ experience.
Unlike a normal ‘tourist’ safari, you’ll have the time you need to immerse yourself in photographing incredible wildlife and behaviours from different angles, in different light and conditions to ensure you come home with plenty of incredible photographs as well as being an improved photographer.


Expert Guides
Qualified, expert safari guides and professional wildlife photographers deliver fieldcraft, sightings, and wildlife photography tuition throughout your safari.

Responsible Travel
We’re committed to travel that actively supports conservation, local employment, and contributes to predator conservation programmes in the areas we visit.

… And Fun!
Our safaris are also about having fun! Unforgettable sundowners on the savannah and evenings around the fire. Stories, laughs, drinks and food in incredible wild places.
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The Green Season
11th March 2026 & 2027
(7 or 11 nights)
March in Kenya’s incredible Maasai Mara private Lemek Conservancy. During this season of renewal, the landscapes come alive with newborn herbivores and the predators are never far behind.
Meet the Team… And Hear Their Words of Wisdom!
Alan

“When you’re looking up at baboons in a tree, keep your mouth closed. Nature has its own way of reminding us who is above you!” ~ Alan
Wildlife photographer, filmmaker, writer & safari leader. Co-presenter of the epic African Photography Safaris podcast, Captain Crayons of the website, renowned beer and biltong specialist and obsessive fieldcraft junkie.
Kaleel

“Giraffes are wonderfully curious and elegant animals. Until they get too close and sneeze. Then it’s pretty much chaos!” ~ Kaleel
Wildlife Photographer, filmmaker, drone pilot & safari leader. Co-presenter of the epic African Photography Safaris podcast, grandmaster of safari cocktails, red wine, overly complex camera set-ups and spreadsheets.
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Our Ethos

At African Photography Safaris, we go beyond teaching photography techniques. We believe that passing on fieldcraft and subject knowledge not only makes our guests better photographers, but it also helps us all work more ethically and promotes conservation too.
We work in areas where there is a constant need to balance the impact of people and the well-being of the natural habitats and eco-systems. Our wildlife photography safaris favour locations where tourist numbers are very carefully managed, where rules are established to avoid disturbance and stress to wildlife, their habitat and local communities.
We also favour camps and lodges in private conservancies and reserves where our presence provides benefits to wildlife conservation groups and helps local community employment, health and education initiatives.
We actively contribute towards the crucial work of the Mara Predator Conservation programme, both financially and also by providing photographic resources. We also visit and donate money to rhino conservation in the Mara Conservancies.
The African Photography Safaris Podcast


Step into the world of wildlife photography safaris with our podcast. We share real, day-to-day experiences from the field, from early morning drives to unforgettable wildlife encounters across Africa.
Each episode covers what you need to know about photographic safaris: travel tips, gear advice, fieldcraft, shooting techniques, and how to get the best from your time in the bush. We also answer listener questions, review helpful books and apps, and reflect on some of our most memorable moments in the African wilderness.
Whether you’re planning your first safari or reliving past adventures, this podcast brings you the stories, skills, and soul of Africa’s wild places.

Private Photography Safaris
Custom designed private photography safaris are perfect for individuals, couples or groups travelling together. We’ll use our expertise and experience, together with our networks and connections to advise and plan your very own bespoke African photography safari.













