Photo Tours and Workshops led by Roy Toft Photo

Roy Toft is an award-winning profes­sional wildlife photog­rapher with a back­ground in wildlife and conser­vation biology. Roy Toft on his Rainforests of Costa Rica photo workshopHe is also a founding fellow of the pres­ti­gious International League of Conservation Photographers (ILCP). Through his company Toft Photo Safaris, Roy shares his love for teaching and photog­raphy by offering year around nature and wildlife photog­raphy tours and work­shops to exciting places around the world.Toft Photo offers you the oppor­tunity to learn how to photo­graph birds and other wildlife like a profes­sional. All photo tours, work­shops, and safaris are suitable for all levels of photo­graphic skill or expe­rience — from beginners to estab­lished professionals.

Roy Toft Wildlife Photo Tours and Workshops

Register today for Toft Photo’s next small group trip. Join Roy on a wildlife photo tour in Alaska, where you can photo­graph brown bears and bald eagles extremely up close; or Brazil, where wild jaguars roam the Pantanal wetlands; or how about a wildlife photo safaris in Botswana with roaming wild hunting dogs or lions hunting cape buffalo; or exciting, yet relaxing, photo work­shops in Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula rain­forest or cool cloud forest.

Roy Toft Photo Tours and Workshops in Alaska and other locations

Wildlife of Alaska Photo Tour with Roy Toft

Alaska Eagles & Bears Photo Tour
For nature and wildlife photog­ra­phers, Alaska is an excellent location for photo tours. Beautiful scenic areas, combined with the ability to get excep­tionally close to Alaskan wildlife (such as bears, whales, seals, foxes, eagles, and other numerous birds and animals) provide the photog­rapher with unique photo oppor­tu­nities and expe­ri­ences that last a lifetime.

Join Roy Toft as he works with trusted Alaskan operator Chuck Keim of Coastal Outfitters to give you one of the best small group photo tours of Alaska’s Katmai coast. With a back­ground in wildlife biology and profes­sional photog­raphy, Roy Toft provides outstanding photo tours that are enjoyed by people with a strong interest in both wildlife and photog­raphy. On the Wildlife of Alaska Photo Tour, all photo­graphic levels, from beginner to pro are welcome to participate.

Alaska Eagles & Bears Wildlife Photo Tour Description & Registration →

Roy Toft Osa Peninsula Rainforest of Costa Rica Photo Tours and Workshops

Costa Rica Rainforest Photography Workshop with Roy Toft

All Photo Workshops in Costa Rica

Rainforests of Costa Rica Photo Workshop
Scarlet Macaws of Costa Rica Photo Workshop — Optional Rainforest Photo Tour Extension

Roy Toft has been photographing the wildlife in the rain­forest of Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula for over 20 years. In fact, his book, “Osa: Where the Rainforest Meets the Sea” is a culmi­nation of two decades spent trav­eling the area.

On the Toft Photo Rainforests of Costa Rica photo workshop, learn Roy Toft’s photo­graphic tech­niques that allow profes­sional wildlife photog­ra­phers to capture outstanding images. While staying in remote eco lodges deep in the Costa Rica rain­forest jungle, you will come away from this “photo vacation” knowing how to setup and shoot macro subjects, use on-camera flash and off-camera fill-flash expertly, and how to antic­ipate and shoot action shots of fast moving Scarlet Macaws or slow moving three-toed sloths!

Roy Toft is the main photo­graphic workshop instructor and wildlife guide. This small group workshop is suited for all levels of photographers.

Rainforests of Costa Rica Photo Workshop with Roy Toft Description & Registration →
Scarlet Macaws of Costa Rica Photo Workshop Description & Registration →

Jaguars of Pantanal Brazil Photo Trip with Roy Toft

Brazil Photo Tour with Roy Toft

Jaguars of the Pantanal — Brazil Photo Vacation and Tour
There are very few areas left in the world to photo­graph the near-threatened big cat Jaguar in the wild. The Brazilian Pantanal is the place to photo­graph Jaguars as it is the largest conti­nental wetland and holds the highest density of wild Jaguars in the world. For wildlife photog­ra­phers, this is a dream come true. As a near-threatened species, the number of wild Jaguars in the world is in decline. The best and most successful oppor­tunity to photo­graph the third-largest feline is in the Pantanal of Brazil and it is right now.

Join Roy Toft on a nine day Jaguar and wildlife photo tour in the Brazilian Pantanal wetlands. Experience the excitement of photographing wild Jaguars, as well as endan­gered Giant River Otters and Brazilian tapirs, Capybaras, Jabiru Stork, Hyacinth Macaws and other animals by land and motor boat. Our small photo tour group will travel along the Pantanal river systems by boats driven by expert local wildlife guides that will give us the best chance for success in our quest for photographing this amazing elusive cat.

Jaguars of Brazil with Roy Toft Photo Tour Description & Registration →

Botswana Wildlife Safaris with Roy Toft

Botswana Wildlife Photo Safari with Roy Toft

Botswana African Wildlife Photo Tour with Roy Toft
The Okavango Delta in Botswana attracts some of the world’s highest concen­tra­tions of wildlife. The itin­erary for Toft Photo’s Botswana Wildlife Safari Photo Tour is designed to provide a small group of photog­ra­phers, of all skill levels, with one of the finest wildlife and safari photo oppor­tu­nities in Africa.

Led by Roy Toft, with his trusted local guides, our Botswana Wildlife Safari Photo Tour will observe and photo­graph wild animals such as lions, leopards, cheetahs, elephants, and African wild dogs (to name a very small sampling). Our African safari will include day-and-night game viewing in open 4x4 vehicles (limited to only 4 people), as well as boat excur­sions on the scenic waterways of the Okavango Delta.

2014 Botswana Wildlife Safari Photo Tour Description & Registration → TBD

Roy Toft India Photo Tours and Workshops

India Photography Scouting Trip with Roy Toft

Photo Scouting Trip to India

In 1995–1997, Roy Toft teamed up with Michael “Nick” Nichols on a two-year project photographing Tigers for National Geographic. Roy returns to India this year on a 15-day scouting trip. Only a select group of previous clients will join Roy on this extro­verted journey along an extra­or­dinary route that is full of lore and splendor, punc­tuated by photo­graphic attrac­tions and diversity.

To learn more about this scouting trip to India, please contact Roy.