Join me on a fly-in photographic safari to Nyerere and Ruaha in November 2026
Published by Gabriel - 17/05/26
Discover photographic safaris in Tanzania with Africa Photography: small-group journeys, a maximum of 4 participants per vehicle, multilingual support in Italian, French, English and German, and an ethical approach designed first of all for wildlife photography.
Each safari is built around light, animal behaviour, composition and respect for wildlife. It is not simply about seeing many animals, but about experiencing a true photo safari in Tanzania with the time, space and calm needed to create stronger and more personal images.
Travel Through Tanzania With a Wildlife Photographer
Each journey is personally accompanied by wildlife photographer Gabriel Haering and designed for photographers and nature lovers who want a slower, more thoughtful and photography-oriented safari experience.
The focus is on:
- wildlife photography in the field- understanding animal behaviour- reading light and atmosphere- improving composition- patient observation- ethical wildlife photography- sharing knowledge and experience throughout the journey
Whether using a professional camera or simply wanting to improve your images and observation skills, the goal is to experience Tanzania differently and return with stronger photographs and lasting memories.
Nyerere and Ruaha – November 2026
A 7-day fly-in safari in Southern Tanzania, ideal for those looking for variety, vast landscapes and abundant wildlife.
From: EUR 4,980 per person (ask for USD)
Ideal for: photographers and nature lovers
Ruaha and Katavi – June 2027
A 7-day fly-in safari designed for those seeking a more remote, exclusive and immersive wilderness experience in Southern Tanzania.
From: EUR 5,890 per person (ask for USD)
Ideal for: travellers looking for authentic wilderness and very few vehicles
Should you prefer a private journey, I can help you design a tailor-made photographic safari in Tanzania based on your interests, the time of year, your photographic level, your budget and the travel rhythm you prefer.
We can include classic parks such as Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire and Ndutu, or more unusual and less visited itineraries such as Nyerere, Ruaha, Katavi, Lake Natron, Mkomazi, or customised combinations between Northern and Southern Tanzania.
A tailor-made safari gives you greater flexibility: more time where the light is interesting, more patience in front of animal behaviour, more attention to composition and less pressure from overly rigid itineraries. It is the ideal solution for photographers, couples, friends or small groups looking for a journey built around photography.
Safari Photography Workshop During the Journey
This photographic safari includes an informal but structured workshop component designed to help participants improve their wildlife photography while travelling through Tanzania.
The workshop is not separated from the safari experience. It takes place naturally during the journey: in the vehicle, in the field, at the lodge and during the quieter moments of the day. The goal is to learn from real situations, real light, real animal behaviour and the images created by each participant.
Post-Production and Image Quality
The workshop can also include practical discussions on post-production and digital workflow.
Depending on the interest of the group, we may cover:
+ working with RAW files+ image selection with Adobe Bridge+ basic and advanced adjustments in Adobe Photoshop+ improving contrast, colour, sharpness and local detail+ careful use of Nik Collection+ preparing images for web, print or personal archives+ maintaining a natural and ethical approach to wildlife photography
The aim is not to over-process images, but to bring out the quality already present in the original photograph while respecting the atmosphere of the scene.
Daily Image Review and Group Discussion
Whenever time and logistics allow, we review the photographs taken during the day.
Together, we discuss:
1. use of light and exposure2. composition and framing3. timing and animal behaviour4. background and perspective5. sharpness and technical choices6. what worked well7. what could be improved
Each participant can share selected images, and the group discusses them in a constructive and respectful way. The objective is not criticism, but continuous improvement: learning from each other, understanding different photographic choices and developing a stronger eye day after day.
Participant-Driven Topics
The workshop remains flexible. Additional topics can be discussed according to the needs and interests of the participants, such as:
- camera settings- autofocus strategies- photographing birds in flight- low-light photography- action and movement- black and white wildlife photography- portfolio selection- storytelling through images- preparing images for social media or print
This approach makes the safari both a wildlife experience and a practical photographic learning journey.
- Participants often return home with far more than photographs.- They remember the silence before sunrise in Tarangire.- The sound of fish eagles along the Rufiji River.- A herd of elephants disappearing into the dust at sunset.- The excitement of reviewing images together after dinner.- And the feeling of spending time in places where wildlife still follows its natural rhythm.The photographs remain. The memories often stay even longer.
And if printed in a photographic album the stay forever.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Choose your safari: Pick one of the scheduled departures or a tailor-made trip that fits your timing and interests.
- Enquiry & consultation: Contact me with your questions and wishes. We clarify expectations, skill level, gear and any special needs. Many common questions are answered in the FAQ.
- Detailed proposal & booking: You receive a detailed program, price and conditions. Once you confirm, your place is reserved and we move to preparation.
- Preparation & mentoring: Before departure you get practical information, packing suggestions and, if you wish, online guidance on gear and settings.
- On-safari experience: Small groups, flexible game drives, and continuous photographic coaching in the field – always with an ethical, respectful approach to wildlife.
- After the trip: We can review images together and discuss post-processing ideas. Learn more about my approach on the About page.
I am a wildlife photographer drawn to Africa by patience, light, and the emotion of being truly present in the wild. More than thirty years of safaris have shaped a way of travelling and photographing that is thoughtful, respectful, and deeply personal.
"Since photography is not my primary source of income, I am free to focus on quality rather than volume."
That same spirit guides the bespoke safaris I create and personally accompany: journeys designed not only to see wildlife, but to experience it more deeply, with time, care, and photographic intention. To learn more about me and my approach, visit the About page
On the blog, you will find real safari reports, stories from the field, practical tips and insights into African wildlife photography.
You can also explore my photographic portfolio dedicated to African wildlife and landscapes, with images taken in Tanzania, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Kenya.
Should you be looking for a print for your home, studio or private collection, visit the Fine Art Prints shop, where limited-edition wildlife images are available. Many of the photographs were taken during the same safaris and in the same places you can visit with Gabriel.
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