Join Photography Tours & Workshops

My photography tours and photography workshops are created for people who want time, access, and guidance in extraordinary places. Each experience is thoughtfully planned around small groups, immersive locations, and hands-on instruction from myself and other experienced guides who know the land and its wildlife well. These are unhurried journeys that balance photography, learning, and genuine connection to place. You’ll have the opportunity to refine your skills, respond to natural conditions as they unfoled, and come away with images that reflect a deeper, more meaningful experience.

Upcoming Photography Tours

Join a photography tour in the Canadian Rockies

Canadian Rockies Photo Tour

Explore the Canadian Rockies with expert wildlifer Eric Seemann! Click to view the brochure for the Canadian Rockies Photography Tour and email Eric personally if you have questions.

  • Oct 1 - Oct 6, 2026 [Spots Available!]

  • $1,500 CAD deposit

  • $6,900 CAD all-inclusive total cost

  • This all-inclusive Canadian Rockies wilderness photography tour runs for 6 days and 5 nights and is designed for photographers of all experience levels. You’ll travel in a small group of just 4–6 guests, allowing for flexibility, personalized guidance, and unhurried time in the field. Transportation is provided throughout the tour in a luxury SUV.

    The experience begins in Hinton, Alberta, where your first night of accommodation is included. From there, you’ll head deep into remote areas of northern BC and the Canadian Rockies that are largely unknown to visitors. Fall dates are selected for optimal wildlife activity, with opportunities to photograph grizzly bears, moose, elk, bighorn sheep, and dramatic mountain landscapes. Weather permitting, there may also be chances for aurora and night sky viewing.

    • A six-day, five-night guided wilderness photography experience in the Canadian Rockies, travelling with a small group of just four to six guests for a more personal and flexible tour pace.

      • All in-tour transportation provided in a comfortable luxury SUV, allowing you to focus on photography, wildlife viewing, and the overall experience without worrying about logistics.

      • Five nights of accommodation based on double occupancy, including your first night in Hinton, Alberta, and additional stays in remote motel-style lodgings along the tour route.

      • Three hearty, home-cooked meals provided each day, along with daily snacks and hot beverages to keep you fuelled during long days in the field.

      • Professional wildlife photography guidance throughout the tour, with access to remote locations known mainly to locals and selected for optimal wildlife viewing opportunities.

      • Cell service available in most areas visited, offering peace of mind while still enjoying a true wilderness experience.

Masai Mara Photography Tour

Join Eric Seemann, the Wildlifer, on a spectacular photography workshop in the Masai Mara. Click to view the brochure for the Masai Mara Photography Workshop and email Eric personally if you have any questions!

  • Jun 5 - 15, 2027: Masai Mara

  • Jun 16 - 26, 2027: Masai Mara

  • This immersive wildlife photography workshop takes place in Kenya’s iconic Masai Mara and combines daily game drives with hands-on photography mentoring. Designed for photographers who want both strong wildlife encounters and creative growth, the experience blends guided safaris, image reviews, and storytelling sessions in a supportive, small-group setting.

    The journey begins with a meet-and-greet dinner in Nairobi before travelling overland to Mara Trails, an eco-friendly photography camp located inside the Masai Mara. Days are structured around morning and evening game drives with expert Maasai guides and dedicated drivers trained in wildlife behaviour, while time between drives is spent refining your vision through review sessions, creative circles, and workflow discussions. This is a purpose-driven safari that emphasizes both photographic impact and meaningful community connection.

    • A multi-day guided wildlife photography workshop based at an eco-friendly photography camp inside the Masai Mara, designed for a small group experience focused on learning, creativity, and connection.

    • Daily morning and evening game drives in modified photography vehicles, led by expert Maasai guides and drivers trained in wildlife behaviour and optimal positioning for photographers.

    • Well-appointed shared tent accommodations with full amenities, including unlimited hot water, electricity, and Wi-Fi throughout your stay at camp.

    • Three home-style meals provided each day, enjoyed together at camp, with an emphasis on warm hospitality and comfort after time in the field.

    • Ongoing photography mentorship, including image review sessions, creative inspiration circles, storytelling discussions, and workflow guidance throughout the workshop.

    • A purpose-driven experience that gives back, with a portion of workshop revenue supporting local education and daily school meals for children in the surrounding community.

Past Photography Tours

Over the years, Eric Seemann has led multiple photography tours and workshops in prime wildlife locations like the Rocky Mountains, Northern British Columbia, and Nunavik. Interested in a tour like this? Email Eric directly to discuss future plans.

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Join a wildlife photography tour in northern British Columbia

Northern BC Photo Tour

Embark on a one-of-a-kind journey into the wilderness of northern British Columbia! Expect to photograph moose, bears, and eagles, with the potential to spot lynx and wolves.

  • This all-inclusive Northern British Columbia wilderness photography tour runs for six days and five nights and is designed for photographers of all skill levels. You’ll travel with a small group of just four to six guests, allowing for a relaxed pace, flexible shooting opportunities, and plenty of time in the field.

    The tour begins in Smithers, British Columbia, where your first night of accommodation is included. From there, you’ll head into remote northern wilderness areas known mostly to locals. Fall dates are selected for peak wildlife activity, with opportunities to photograph bald eagles, grizzly bears, and potentially moose and Canadian lynx. Weather permitting, there may also be chances for aurora viewing and night sky photography in this dark-sky region.

    • A six-day, five-night guided wilderness photography experience in Northern British Columbia, travelling with a small group of four to six guests for a more personal and immersive adventure.

    • All in-tour transportation provided in a luxury SUV, ensuring comfortable travel between remote locations throughout the duration of the tour.

    • Five nights of accommodation based on double occupancy, including your first night in Smithers and additional stays at a remote wilderness lakefront cabin.

    • Three hearty, home-cooked meals provided each day, along with daily snacks and hot beverages to keep you energized during long days of photography.

    • Professional wildlife photography guidance throughout the tour, with access to remote locations selected for optimal wildlife encounters and dramatic northern landscapes.

    • Starlink internet access and a satellite phone available in camp, providing added connectivity and peace of mind while staying deep in the wilderness.

Arctic Photography Tour

Experience the wild beauty of the Arctic with a photography tour to Nunavik! Award-winning Canadian wildlife photographer Eric Seemann takes guests on a trip to remote Nunavik to capture memories of muskoxen, ptarmigan, aurora borealis, and more.

  • This Arctic eco-adventure photography tour takes place at a remote wilderness camp in Nunavik and combines wildlife photography with meaningful Inuit cultural experiences. Designed for photographers of all levels, the tour runs for six nights at Wolf Lake Camp and is limited to just four to six guests for a highly personal experience.

    Operating just once a year, this tour offers opportunities to photograph muskoxen, black bears, ptarmigan, and other northern species while exploring the tundra with expert local guides. Evenings are spent sharing warm meals, stories, and, weather permitting, watching the aurora borealis dance across Arctic skies. Guests make their own way to Montreal, where the guided journey north begins.

    • A six-night Arctic eco-adventure at Wolf Lake Camp, shared with a small group of four to six photographers for an intimate and immersive experience.

    • Round-trip flights from Montreal to Nunavik, including a scenic floatplane transfer from Kuujjuaq to the remote wilderness camp.

    • Shared accommodation at Wolf Lake Camp, offering a comfortable and authentic base in the heart of the Arctic tundra.

    • Three hearty meals provided each day, along with snacks and hot beverages enjoyed together at camp after full days of exploration.

    • Professional photography guidance and local expertise throughout the tour, blending wildlife encounters with Inuit cultural and land-based experiences.

    • Starlink internet access and a satellite phone available in camp, providing connectivity and added peace of mind in a truly remote environment.