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Stay updated with the latest wildlife photography tours, workshops, & travel announcements from NaturesLens. Capture nature’s beauty with us!
Visit Lentorre Lodge with us for the Ultimate African Wildlife Holiday
Discover the details of an unforgettable African Wildlife Holiday at Lentorre Lodge with NaturesLens! Prepare to be amazed by the African wildlife!
- Announcements
- published on September 8, 2023
Capturing the Beauty of Spring Wildlife using Bence Máté’s Hides in Hungary
Spring is a magical season where the world awakens from its winter slumber & bursts into vibrant colours & melodies. It is a time when nature's beauty is on full display, & what better way to capture this spectacle than through the lens of a camera? If you are passionate about wildlife photography, one name stands out in the field – Bence Máté.
- published on September 5, 2023
Top Up Your Image Portfolio in Spain During 2023
If you fancy a visit to Spain to top up your image portfolio this coming season, you could do worse than visit our favourite estate in Toledo – & if you want to visit twice, then we have a trio of great offers for you! In April, you can visit the estate for the Spring Birds of La Mancha photography holiday, during which you should have access to species such as Black Kite, Black-necked Grebe, Common Buzzard, Common Pochard, European Roller, Hoopoe, Little Egret, Marsh Harrier, Spotless Starling & ...
- published on February 17, 2023
Double Coverage in Wildlife Photographic magazine
We're rather proud to have a double entry in this month's Wildlife Photographic magazine – in addition to the regular feature from me & Pui Hang, which this month is a double page spread of galloping White Horses in the surf, Victoria has a multi-page article about her Forgotten Little Creatures project & ...
- published on March 8, 2019
Fancy photographing the Atlantic Puffins of Fair-Isle in 2023?
Robin Lowry will once again lead our Atlantic Puffins of Fair-isle trips in 2023. We have seen some fantastic award-winning images coming from this trip in past years. One guest, Sunil Gopalan, won the Animal Behaviour category in the British Wildlife Photography Awards with his dramatic photo taken on our 2017 trip.
- published on February 18, 2019
Dan Trim wins the BWPA Photographic Competition
Everyone at NaturesLens is proud to congratulate Dan Trim, one of the founding members of our guiding team, who has this year won the BWPA Photographic Competition with the image show below. Dan is a veteran of the NaturesLens guiding team, being with us almost from the day that we started; ...
- published on November 5, 2017
European Bison, one of the main Białowieża species
Elsewhere, we have covered the wide variety of bird species that you might encounter on the Polish Winter Wildlife Tour, including Goshawks, Buzzards White-Tailed Sea Eagles & Woodpeckers, in addition to the days spent in hides, two days are spent traversing the Białowieża Forest, locating & photographing the European Bison, that call Białowieża home.
- published on September 2, 2017
White-Tailed Sea Eagles on the Polish Winter Wildlife Tour
Elsewhere, we have covered the Goshawk, Buzzard & Woodpeckers that you might encounter on the Polish Winter Wildlife Tour, amongst the other species, & one that many people hope to be able to photograph are the White-Tailed Sea Eagles, there are two days spent in dedicated hides, hopeful that these enormous avian predators come into visit the feeding sites.
- published on September 1, 2017
What species will you find on the Polish Winter Wildlife tour?
What are some of the species that you might get to photograph if you were to attend the Natureslens Poland's Winter Wildlife Photography Holiday; we have it on good authority from our local guide in the Białowieża Forest, that the European Bison are confiding, & photographable, but that the surprise in the last season was a growth in the number of & ...
- published on August 31, 2017
Photograph the Bald Eagles of the Pacific Northwest
The rivers of Washington on the Eastern coast of the United States runs through some of North America's most dramatic scenery; the forests are home to diverse wildlife species, including the Bald Eagle, the rivers provide a fantastic spawning habitat for salmon. It is the only large river system in Washington that contains healthy populations of all five native salmon species & ...
- published on April 2, 2017