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How to photograph wildlife without disturbing animals

We are fervent defenders of wildlife, but also passionate about nature and curious about the world around us. However, this does not prevent us from objectively analysing our behaviour in the wild, and that of wildlife photographers in general. The primary goal is to...

Red deer in Scotland: why did we choose this destination?

Scotland is one of the top destinations for wildlife and nature photographers. The country is known for its dramatic landscapes, windswept moors, mysterious mountains, and coastline rich in seabirds and marine mammals. But few people talk about red deer in Scotland. Yet for anyone accustomed...

What is the difference between Icelandic arctic foxes and those from Greenland or Svalbard?

We are often asked this question: what is so special about the Icelandic arctic fox? Most wildlife photographers have seen images of white arctic foxes in winter, but know nothing about the diversity of this species. Because yes, there is not just one arctic fox,...

Wildlife and landscape photography tours: Why join our adventures?

As you now know, we are a team of passionate photographers, driven by a love of nature, wildlife, wide open spaces, and extreme environments. With our landscape photography tours and wildlife photography tours, we have made it our mission to take photographers to the...

The majestic landscapes of Tassili n’Ajjer in Algeria

Tassili n'Ajjer is a cultural park located in the extreme south-east of Algeria, in the heart of the Sahara. This mountain range, over 1,000 metres high, is a natural gem and a major site in African history. The park is best known for its...

Arctic fox photo tour 2025 feedback

This summer, we were delighted to welcome photographers to our 2025 Arctic fox Photo Tour. It is impossible to predict how a trip will unfold, as nature is so unpredictable. However, we have decided to provide a report on each photography tour we organize....

Our wildlife photo tours 2025 and 2026 in Iceland, Scotland and Algeria

At Wildlife Photo Travel, our ambition is to offer wildlife photographers unique experiences, uncommon destinations and expeditions to the most remote regions of the globe. Our 2025 photo workshops in Iceland is dedicated to Arctic foxes, but we're launching new wildlife photo tours in...

The arctic fox: the complete guide

The Arctic fox (Vulpes lagopus) is a small canid found in the Arctic regions. It is common in the tundra biome. Its thick fur and morphology enable it to live in extremely cold conditions. Like all foxes, it is opportunistic and adapts fairly...

All you need to know about our Wildlife photo tour in Iceland

Hornstrandir is a nature reserve located in the Westfjords, Iceland. We are lucky enough to be able to offer a wildlife photo tour in this remote region where only a privileged few set foot. Each year, we put together a small group and take...

10 facts about the Icelandic Arctic fox

The Arctic Fox is a little-known species, found only in the Arctic. From northern Canada to Greenland, via Alaska, Spitzbergen and Siberia, this little canid has colonised the most extreme and remote regions of our planet. But it's the Icelandic Arctic Fox that interests...

Photo tour in Hornstrandir : what equipment do I need?

At Wildlife Photo Travel, we're lucky enough to offer a photo tour in Hornstrandir, Iceland. If you don't already know this nature reserve, you should know that it's a unique place in the world! This peninsula is isolated from civilisation and can only be...