Photo Safaris in Washington DC

Hands-on workshops which provide the background to achieve simple pleasing portraits using natural light, on-camera flash, and simple reflectors.

This Photo Safari will give you very useful tips on how (and how not) to take posed and unposed photos of the people you know, how to capture candid moments of people you do NOT…

Come join us for the best view of DC, from the 35th-floor Observation Deck of the CEB Tower in Arlington, at the Golden Hour.

There is nothing more satisfying than taking and sharing good pictures of our children and grandchildren. Lauren Ackil can help with that!

WPS fundraiser to benefit Notre Dame de Paris reconstruction after the devastating fire and Washington National Cathedral ongoing repairs after the 2011 earthquake.

Learn the basics of taking stellar photos of pets–your own cats and dogs or others if it’s a business for you. You’ll benefit from this Safari if you want to take better photos of your…

This Photo Safari will teach you how to photograph church interiors without flash, capturing the architectural beauty of a Cathedral laid out in the form of a 155’ x 136’ Latin cross, with the interior…

This safari is designed for intermediate and serious amateurs, who wish to learn how to photograph luxury homes and interior décor.

The year 2019 marks the 75th anniversary of the Normandy invasion of 1944, and so to commemorate the anniversary, Washington Photo Safari is offering a new Safari: World War II Memorial at Night.

Travel back in time and join us on for a unique, day-long Photo Safari to shoot the farms, barns and covered bridges of Frederick County, MD!

This Photo Safari will teach you how to photograph church interiors without flash, and how to photograph its stained glass windows. Also learn techniques when photographing the exterior of the Monastery, its arcades, sunken gardens with its…

​The Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress is one of the most beautiful buildings in the nation’s capital with its ornate interiors and grand staircases.

Spend four days photographing the abundant and often very large black bears of the North Carolina Low Country as well as other Outer Banks wildlife and scenery.

5 day photo shoot Monday through Friday, from early morning to early evening, focusing on the wildlife and landscapes of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Are you only using $100 worth of the features of your $700 camera? If yes, then this safari is for you! Learn to get the most out of your camera.

Forgotten what you’ve learned about photography? Don’t worry! This refresher course safari will catch you up to advanced status while exploring DC.

Learn how to take great pictures before you go on that expensive trip! Learn how to use your camera in the field, not in a classroom.