A safari changes when you travel with a photographer.
It is no longer only about seeing animals. It becomes a slower and more attentive way of entering the landscape: waiting for light, reading behaviour, respecting distance and allowing each encounter to develop naturally.
Africa Photography was created for travellers who want more than a checklist of sightings. These are small, personal photographic safaris in Tanzania, accompanied by Gabriel Haering and designed for those who value patience, atmosphere, wildlife and meaningful images.
See Africa. Feel the Wild. Capture the Moment.
Photography is not only about pressing the shutter at the
right time. It is about being present enough to notice when the moment begins.
The warmth of early morning light, the silence before an
animal moves, the dust behind an elephant, the shape of a baobab at sunset or
the sudden tension around a predator sighting all become part of the
photographic experience.
The aim is not to rush through Tanzania, but to experience
it with time, respect and visual awareness.
A More Personal Way to Photograph Tanzania
Personally Accompanied
Each safari is accompanied by Gabriel, combining long experience in Africa with a personal passion for wildlife photography, light, composition and patient observation.
Small Groups
Small groups create space, silence and flexibility. They allow more freedom in the vehicle and a more personal photographic rhythm in the field.
More Time in the Field
Good wildlife photography often needs time. We stay longer when the light, behaviour and atmosphere deserve patience.
Built Around Photography
The safari rhythm is adapted to photographers: early starts, generous time at sightings, image discussions and practical guidance during the journey.
Respect for Wildlife
The experience is based on distance, sensitivity and ethical behaviour. The photograph should never be more important than the animal.
Multilingual Guidance
Guidance is available in English, Italian, French and German, making the photographic experience easier, clearer and more personal.
Each scheduled journey has a different rhythm, season and
visual character. Some focus on the drama of the Great Migration and calving
season, others on the quieter wilderness of Southern and Western Tanzania.
Nyerere and Ruaha NP - Photographic Safari
Southern Tanzania | November 2026
Maximum 2 guests
November 15-22, 2026A 7-day fly-in safari in Southern Tanzania
Ideal for those looking for variety, vast landscapes and abundant wildlife.
Value: 6'700 USD per person (for indication only : 5'800 EUR; 5'440 CHF)
Great Migration Calving Season
Tarangire, Ngorongoro, Ndutu & Serengeti | January 2027
Maximum 2 guestsJanuary 18-27, 2027 9 days / 8 nights driving safariPhotographic focus will be Great Migration · Big Cats · Cubs & Young Wildlife · Predation · Action · LandscapesValue : 7'300 USD per person sharing (for indication only : 6'330 EUR; 5'930 CHF)
Ruaha & Katavi Photographic Safari
Remote Tanzania | June 2027
Maximum 2 guestsJune 3-10, 2027A 7-day fly-in safari designed for those seeking a more remote, exclusive and immersive wilderness experience in Southern Tanzania.
USD 8'810 per person (for indication only : 7'640 EUR; 7'160 CHF)
Ideal for travellers looking for authentic wilderness and very few vehicles
Not every photographer dreams of the same journey.
Some want predators and open plains. Others are drawn to elephants, birds, baobabs, remote parks, green season colours or a slower private rhythm. A tailor-made photographic safari allows the itinerary to be shaped around your interests, your dates and the kind of images you hope to bring home.
Photography Guidance During the Journey
Guidance happens naturally during the safari: in the vehicle, during quiet moments at the lodge, while reviewing images or discussing how light, behaviour, exposure, background and composition affect the final photograph.
This is not a formal classroom added to a safari. It is practical support in the place where photography really happens.
Before choosing a safari, it helps to see how I look at wildlife, landscapes and travel.
My photographic work includes African wildlife in colour, Africa in black and white, and travel photography beyond Africa.
Together, these collections reflect the same approach: patience, curiosity, respect and attention to atmosphere.
Photography has been part of my life for more than fifty
years. My first African safari was in Kenya in 1989, and I have returned to
Tanzania regularly since 1993.
Africa Photography brings together this long personal
connection with Africa, my experience as a wildlife photographer and my wish to
accompany small groups in a more attentive and respectful way of travelling.
Every photographic safari begins with a conversation.
Tell me when you would like to travel, what kind of wildlife
or landscapes inspire you, and whether you prefer a scheduled small-group
safari or a private tailor-made journey.
Together, we can identify the season, route and rhythm that
best fit your photographic expectations.