The first trip to photograph the Wildcats, Eagles, & Lynx of Spain has sold out, however, Sean has leapt in & will be leading the second trip, the format is the same as the first trip & once again, there are only four places available. The new dates are 13th – 17th December 2018 & you can make a booking on the dedicated event page.
To give the best chance of capturing award-worthy images, we include 3 hide sessions with the lynx; the Iberian Lynx is a naturally shy animal, but these hide sessions are proving to be extremely productive.
Accommodation is provided on a full board basis – from a light breakfast through to a 3-course dinner with a picnic lunch in between. Everything is taken care of for you so that experiencing & photographing the species & their environment are all you need to worry about.
This trip suits keen photographers with a desire to experience the magnificent wildlife that this region of Spain has to offer; capturing editorial-quality images of a range of both mammal & bird species to treasure for years to come. Places are highly limited to ensure the best experience for every guest, so book early to avoid disappointment.
The typical itinerary for this wildlife photography tour is packed with photography sessions:
| 8th December 2018 | Arrive Malaga | Wolf Photography | Adamuz |
| 9th December 2018 | Imperial Eagle | Lynx | Adamuz |
| 10th December 2018 | Wildcat | Lynx | Adamuz |
| 11th December 2018 | Wildcat | Lynx | Adamuz |
| 12th December 2018 | Imperial Eagle | Home | UK |
This is a photography holiday of 4 nights duration, which costs £1499 & takes place in Adamuz in Spain, between the dates of 13th – 17th December 2018. It is ideal for photographing Iberian lynx, Egyptian mongoose, European wildcat, golden eagle, imperial eagle, red fox & more. This photography holiday is led by Sean Weekly for NaturesLens. The photography holiday is offered on a full board, non-shared basis. Group size for this photography holiday is a minimum of 3 participants & a maximum of 4, plus Sean.
You can view some of the images that were captured, by PN, in December 2017 on this blog post.
