CENTRAL & SOUTH AMERICA

AMAZON RAINFOREST PHOTOGRAPHY TOURS

Untamed Photography's Amazon Rainforest Photography workshops and tours are located in the lowlands of the Peruvian Amazon, and they are like no other in the region. Starting from the small town of Puerto Maldonado, we will venture into some of the most isolated and untouched parts of the jungle where biodiversity is at its best! Our award-winning wildlife photographers are trained to keep their eyes open to spot even the smallest organisms in the ecosystem. Photographic opportunities are endless, due to the abundance of fauna and flora of this extraordinary Rainforest.

COSTA RICA

PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR

Untamed Photography brings you into the vast forest of Corcovado National Park heart of Costa Rica in Central America. Here you will be guided with professional photographers to gain those iconic and memorable images of a life time. This unique location situated on the Pacific ocean, brings you a variety of wildlife ranging in colour, shapes and sizes. From the Red Eyed Tree Frog to the to the Jaguar, your camera will struggle to keep up with the endless photographic opportunities.

Corcovado National Park is a reserve in the southwest of Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula. This area protects varied tropical ecosystems and is described as one of the world's most biodiverse regions.  Wildlife includes species such as, scarlet macaws, tapirs, jaguars and Capuchins along with many species of snakes and frogs. Having listed just a few, bird species are endless. Trails follow coastal and inland routes through habitats ranging from Pacific beaches and mangrove swamps to lowland and lush montane rainforests.

AMAZON RAINFOREST PHOTOGRAPHY

WORKSHOP

EXPERIENCE

Experience the Amazon

Rainforest with Untamed

Photography’s professional

wildlife photographers in the

heart of the Amazon Rainforest of

Peru. This mind-blowing photographic workshop/tour will take you into the depths of Tambopata to photograph the Rainforest

wildlife from the lucid Jaguar of the forest floor to the swinging Spider monkeys of the tree tops.