An advanced wildlife photography workshop set among the dramatic granite kopjes of Central and Eastern Africa. The ancient rock formations, sweeping savanna light, and the raw presence of lions, leopards, cheetahs, and other wild cats create an extraordinary canvas for photographers looking to produce truly distinctive work.

Led by experienced wildlife photographers, the workshop is built around creative vision — how to work with light, texture, and the unique geometry of kopje landscapes to craft images with real artistic depth. Sessions explore composition, tonal contrast, negative space, and the interplay between subject and environment, pushing participants to develop a personal visual language rather than simply capturing what’s in front of them.

The workshop takes place in and around the Central Serengeti, the beating heart of one of the world’s most iconic ecosystems. Here, the endless golden plains meet clusters of ancient kopjes — most famously the Simba and Moru kopje groups — that have stood for hundreds of millions of years and today serve as favoured haunts for resident lion prides and leopards. The Central Serengeti offers some of Africa’s most consistently dramatic light and landscape, making it as compelling for the photographer’s eye as it is for wildlife.

This is a workshop for serious photographers ready to think deeply about their images.