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Welcome to Gustafson Photo Safari. We lead dedicated photo tours to East Africa, South America, North America and other nature photography locations around the world. Our no-compromise safaris are designed to get you to the best locations to make great images.
Here you can find out more about how we work, view our upcoming tour itinerary, read about previous tours and see some of the fabulous photographs taken on our safaris.
May 19th, 2009 02:55am
martin
Todd has been honored as the featured photographer in the latest issue of Calumet’s Focus magazine and in their online Photographer Spotlight:

Here’s a direct link to the photographer spotlight article.
You can also download a pdf of the magazine from here. Its worth checking out both because they each have a different selection of images.
May 10th, 2009 02:02am
martin
The tours page has been updated with dates and prices for Brazil 2009 and the Madagascar and India trips in 2010
March 10th, 2009 03:30pm
martin
We are proud to share with you some outstanding images from participants on the Tanzania 2009 safari. Click the following links to view images from John Bryant, Keith Kennedy, Bill Petrunich and Ralph Bendjebar. Excellent work guys!
John’s gallery (more of John’s work is also at www.photoimagesofafrica.com)
Keith’s gallery
Bill’s gallery
Ralph’s gallery
March 10th, 2009 02:26pm
martin
The very name MADAGASCAR calls to mind rain forests, lemurs, strange insects and reptiles. As a traveling photographer it is my goal to create superlative images that capture unique species that make Madagascar such a fascinating destination. In February of 2008 I and 7 intrepid photographers visited this island country set in the Indian Ocean. Separated from the African mainland for millennia, Madagascar’s flora and fauna have evolved to species unique in the world. 800 indigenous plants and hundreds of animal, reptile and insect species inhabit the many specialized ecosystems.
The habitats we visited included the rainforest at Andisebi National park, Spiny forest, gallery forest and scrub forest in Berenty. In all habitats there were fantastic lemurs, insects, amphibians, and reptiles. ……continue reading (adobe pdf)
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