I got back from my Tasmania photo tour several weeks ago now, so this entry is long overdue. I managed to lock myself out of my own website for a while… That’s frustrating.
So I spent 10 days in March tramping around the Tarkine region in the North West corner of Tasmania with 6 participants and Paul Hoelen. We had wild winds, crazy rain, fog and the occasional bit of blue sky. It was awesome!
Last Saturday evening, March 10, at 11.45pm I finally completed the web-page for my Japan Photo Tour for November 2018, by 11.50pm I had 2 bookings. The next morning, I had another booking. Monday morning I had booking number 4, Tuesday morning booking 5,6 and 7, leaving just 3 places left.
By 3.30pm Tuesday all of those places were taken and I had 4 people on the waiting list… That’s a truly amazing response and it took me completely by surprise. I am used to Bhutan and Iceland selling out fast, but fast is usually a couple of weeks, not 2.5 days… I didn’t even have time to send a newsletter…
Thanks to everyone who has enquired about this tour, and I am sorry to those who really wanted to come, but missed out this year, you will be on top of the list for this tour next year. If you would also like to be on that early notification list send me an email at tours@adammonk.com
1 professional photo guide, 1 Japanese guide, just 10 participants. Autumn leaves, stunning gardens, waterfalls, rivers ancient culture and modern cities… And glorious Japanese food!
Towering ancient rainforests, snow capped mountains, jagged lichen covered rocks on a wild windswept coast, Tasmania is the ultimate wilderness photographers paradise.
That’s it folks, the last spot for my Bhutan Photo Tour for November 2018 is gone, the tour is now fully booked. If you were considering coming it’s now too late for this year, but I’m already planning the 2019 tour, I’m just waiting for festival dates to be announced. So if you would like early warning for my 2019 Bhutan Photo Tour send me an email tours@adammonk.com
It’s been a bit of a rollercoaster ride for the booking of my Bhutan photo Tour for 2018. A week ago there were 2 spots left, then it was fully booked, then I suddenly had 2 cancellations (health reasons) so I was back to 2 available places, and now I have just one… If it sounds interesting to you, click HERE to read all the details.
The coastline and waterfalls of the North East Kimberley are some of the most stunning and untouched wilderness regions left in the world, the only way to see them is to walk for weeks through unchartered terrain, or go on a luxury photo cruise…
Just 14 guests, 8 days in the remote North East Kimberley on the luxury catamaran “The Great Escape”, two professional photographers to help you every step of the way. Five star meals all freshly prepared by the onboard chef and there is even a helicopter onboard for the duration (all meals are included, but the Heli flights are extra…).
This is a dedicated photography cruise, with a custom made itinerary to put you in the best spots in the best light. Read the rest of this entry »
That’s it, we now have a full compliment for East Greenland Sailing Photo adventure for 2017. In another 3 weeks I’ll be headed off for the Greenland and Iceland Photo Tours, I can’t wait! After Iceland I’ll be headed to North Scotland to do some exploring for a possible photo tour there for 2019. It’s a place I have wanted to go for years, I may even look up a few long lost relatives from the highland clan McMullen while I am there.
This year, for the first time since 2012 I am not taking a photo tour to Bhutan. It’s not that I am sick of Bhutan, quite the contrary, I enjoy Bhutan more each time I go. It was the roads… The extensive road works from one end of the country to the other were making the driving somewhat unpleasant. The good news is that the road project is well underway and is due to be completed by the end of this year.
The other good news is that I am running another 15 day photo tour to Bhutan for 2018. As if that were not enough, I am also taking along special guest photographer Paul Hoelen as an additional Photo Guide. Paul is a highly acclaimed and very talented professional photographer residing in Tasmania. He has many years of experience guiding tours and teaching photography skills, and he is a lot of fun to hang out with. If you would like to read more about Paul and the plan for the 2018 Bhutan Photo Tour click HERE>>
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