Botswana Green Season Photo Expedition

Discover why a Nat Hab "Expedition Leader" is much more than just a guide.

Our exclusive small camps on uncrowded private reserves offer remote settings, unsurpassed comfort and astounding proximity to wildlife.

Modern DSLR and mirrorless cameras have unlocked extraordinary opportunities for nature storytelling through video. India Photo Expedition Leader Aditya Panda shares how to make the leap from still photography to wildlife videography. Learn techniques for capturing compelling footage, from camera settings to switching between still images and video. With insights and examples from his own evolution from wildlife photographer to cinematographer, Aditya makes wildlife videography accessible and inspiring.

Join Botswana Photo Expedition Leader Lets Kamogelo—star of Nat Hab’s short film Heart of Gold—for an inside look at how he captures powerful images in the African wild. With more than 13 years of experience behind the lens and nearly two decades guiding in Africa, Lets shares his top tips on composition, reading animal behavior and understanding wildlife habitats. Learn how to anticipate the “decisive moment” for a photo, sort your best images and create compelling visual stories of your Botswana safari.

In the Okavango Delta, the Okavango River spills onto desert sands to create a lush, ever-changing oasis, where elephants wade through water lilies, lions stalk in the reeds, and hippos carve channels through the marsh. Join Photo Expedition Leader Richard de Gouveia for an exploration of Botswana’s “flooded desert.” Discover how animals have adapted to the delta’s seasonal floods, and learn how to photograph them in this unique environment. Richard shares expert advice on gear, lighting and composition. He also offers tips for capturing the magic of this watery wilderness from land and from local dugout canoes called mokoros.