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  For many years nature photography has played an increasingly important role in stimulating public interest in wildlife and the environment. Inspired by such images, it is hardly surprising that more and more people than ever before are venturing into the landscape with their cameras. All of these people have one main desire: to see, experience, and photograph nature and wildlife — close-up — for themselves. A Photo Safari can help in attaining those goals. 
Photo travel allows us to discover something new and
wonderful around every bend in the road. It is about seeing and
sharing visions of the world that no two of us see alike. It
has been said that the camera always points both ways; in
expressing the subject we also express ourselves. Together, we
see and share different pictures within a scene and learn
new ways to convey these emotions and experiences.Photographing nature is seldom straightforward. It relies on a sound knowledge of photographic technique as well as a thorough understanding of the subject and its location or routine. Great trips, like great photographs, are carefully pre-planned and are created as a result of countless hours of experience in the field, checking the small details and searching for the best possible situations from which to craft the final product. Photography is a way to bring order to the visual chaos around us. It can transform turmoil into simplicity. A Photo Safari is a way to handily order the chaotic logistics of travel, to maximize photographic opportunities, and to minimize the travails of "the road." It blends the pleasures of convenience, safety, camaraderie and learning into one effortless and enjoyable package. Join a Joseph Van Os Photo Safari this year and together we'll explore the next bend in the road — the possibilities are endless! See you in the field,  |
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Joseph Van Os Photo Safaris, Inc. P.O. Box 655, Vashon Island, Washington USA 98070 Phone: (206) 463-5383 Fax: (206) 463-5484 Email: info@photosafaris.com Copyright © 2008, Joseph Van Os Photo Safaris, Inc. |