Galapagos Wildlife Photo Expedition

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The Natural Habitat Experience

VIDEO | Galapagos Islands: The Nat Hab Experience

Travel with us to the Enchanted Isles to discover a natural realm like none other. Our naturalist Expedition Leaders reveal unique wildlife encounters at eye level—meet tortoises, iguanas, sea lions, blue-footed boobies and more, as we explore this magical realm both above and below the water.

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VIDEO | Wildlife of the Galapagos

There may be no nature destination on earth as special as the Galapagos Islands, where unique animals show no fear of humans. In this video, see what it's like to snorkel with sea lions and sea turtles, hang out on the beach with marine iguanas, and more!

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WEBINAR | The Art of Bird Photography

Originally presented July 22, 2025

Capturing images of birds in flight requires the right mix of knowledge, technique and patience. Join Eric Ramirez and fellow Photo Expedition Leader Fernando Romo for a practical and inspiring session on bird photography. Designed for beginner and seasoned shutterbugs alike, this webinar covers the basics of bird behavior, gear selection and camera settings for dynamic shots. Learn how to identify and photograph birds in a variety of habitats from forests to wetlands, and get tips for enhancing your images in post-processing.

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WEBINAR | Wildlife Photography in the Galapagos

Originally presented July 15, 2025

The Galapagos Islands are a photographer’s paradise, home to some of the world’s most approachable and unique wildlife. Photo Expedition Leader Fernando Romo Sirvent shares his expert tips for capturing wall-worthy images during your adventure in the Enchanted Isles. Whether you’re photographing blue-footed boobies in flight, sea lions coursing through the currents, marine iguanas sunning on black lava rocks, or giant tortoises roaming the highlands, Fernando covers everything from recommended gear to camera settings and field techniques.

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WEBINAR | World Travelers: Boost Your Photo Skills in Your Own Backyard 

Originally presented May 27, 2025

Great travel photos start before you ever leave home! In this practical presentation, Photo Expedition Leader Laura Geissinger shares her favorite backyard photography tips to help you feel confident behind the lens. Get comfortable with your camera settings, learn techniques to practice at home, and build habits that will help you react quickly when the perfect moment occurs in the wild. Whether you're new to photography or hoping to sharpen your skills, this session is packed with suggestions to help you capture better images—wherever you roam.

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  • 8 am to 3 pm on Saturday

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