Booking 2024 Season 10th to 15th of July
Kodiak Island is a top destination for fishing, Brown Bear viewing and wide range of marine mammals, migratory birds, and wildlife that call the Kodiak home. Our workshops really are in the Alaskan wilderness.
Which is why Kodiak is also our favorite destination to teach you how to photograph not only wildlife but also how to document your travels and tell a story. So many amazing animals to photograph in Alaska, you can be sure it has everything you need to keep you busy.
With accommodation and food included, you can relax and enjoy the environment around our lodge in Larsen Bay or at our camp (“glamping”) on banks of the Ayakulik Valley River. Maybe explore the interior backcountry close to Talkeetna at our lodge close to Denali. OR Karluk Lake at a natively owned lodge.
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*Not all workshops have Marine Life water based photography options or flyouts
Many of the locations we visit have been featured on National Geographic such as Alaska Bear Gauntlet (Kodiak King) S1E1, Race to Survive Alaska on USA TV and many other TV shows and documentaries including Discovery Network.
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Check out our photography workshop locations on Kodiak Island and other locations throughout Alaska. Plus wildlife tours from local operators.Â
Situated nearly a hundred miles away from the closest paved road, our lodge is the ultimate destination for an authentic Alaska adventure. Join us for Fat Bear Week in one of the most remote locations on Kodiak.
Explore the interior of Alaska, close to Denali photographing stunning landscapes black and brown bears, birds, caribou while hiking across tundra and rolling hills.
At our off the grid Ayakulik River camp, you will walk in the footsteps of GIANTS, a truly humbling and primal experience, photograph the worlds largest bears. It doesn’t get any more wild than this, wilderness guaranteed.
Escape from the daily grind and jump into the wild of Kodiak Island at our ALL INCLUSIVE wildness lodges in Larsen Bay, Alaska. For 4 days of photography adventure and learning.
Alaska is home to one of the most iconic animals in the world, the grizzly bear. These majestic creatures are a sight to behold, and their impressive size and strength make them a symbol of power and independence. In this blog post, we’ll explore some fun facts about Alaska grizzly bears.
Bears have captivated human imagination for centuries with their formidable size, strength, and enigmatic presence in the wild. Among these iconic creatures, some stand out not only for their imposing stature but also for their unique habitats and behaviors. In this blog post, we delve into the three largest bear species on Earth, each representing a distinct facet of the natural world.
Alaska offers a diverse range of experiences throughout the year, so the best time to visit depends on your preferences and interests. Here are some considerations for different seasons in Alaska
A 30-minute flight from the town of Kodiak, deep in the Alaskan wilderness, lies the spectacular Larsen Bay. Due to its remote location, this tranquil oasis brims with marine and land creatures, making it the ideal spot for nature lovers.
Find out which wildlife you will find in Kodiak Island.
Working as a wildlife photographer can be one of the most rewarding and exciting careers in photography. It involves capturing stunning images of animals in their natural habitats, and it requires a combination of technical skills, creativity, and a deep passion for nature and wildlife.
Let’s look at pros and cons of each set up and hopefully you can decipher what might work best for you on your next upcoming wildlife adventure.
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