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At Focus Photo Tours, we’re more than a tour company—we’re your partners in discovering and capturing the beauty of the natural world.

We are a team of passionate photographers and outdoor enthusiasts driven by a shared love for wildlife and nature.

28/05/2026

🎉 The moment we’ve all been waiting for: A huge congratulations to our Winter in Yellowstone Giveaway Winner: ! 🎉

Thank you to everyone who entered, shared, commented, and supported us during this giveaway. The excitement and enthusiasm around Yellowstone in winter has been incredible to see.

To everyone who didn’t win this time—don’t worry. We have more adventures, opportunities, and exciting announcements coming soon.

Tonya, get ready for an unforgettable experience in Yellowstone’s wild winter landscape. 🦬✨

22/05/2026

IT’S GIVEAWAY TIME!

Imagine photographing Yellowstone like this… steaming geysers, snowy landscapes, wildlife moving through fresh powder, and golden winter light everywhere you look.

That’s exactly what you could experience with this giveaway.

We’re giving ONE lucky winner the chance to join us on our Yellowstone Winter Snowcoach Tour in February 2027.

TO ENTER:
→ Follow us on Instagram and/or Facebook
→ Like this post
→ Comment what you’d LOVE to photograph in Yellowstone this winter
(bison, wolves, geysers, snowy landscapes, owls… we want to hear it!)

BONUS ENTRIES:
Follow us on BOTH Instagram + Facebook
Share this post to your story and tag us
Tag a friend you’d bring along or who would love this trip

Winner will be announced on May 27th, 2026.

Experience Yellowstone in winter aboard a heated snowcoach with incredible wildlife opportunities, snowy geothermal landscapes, photography guidance, and exclusive winter access to the park.

Giveaway includes:
→ Yellowstone snowcoach experience
→ Hotel accommodations
→ Photography guidance in the field
→ Yellowstone National Park admission
→ Breakfasts + lunches during the tour

NOT included:
→ Airfare to/from Bozeman, MT
→ Dinners
→ Personal photography gear

Comment “DETAILS” and we’ll send you the full trip information.

→ Join our newsletter through the link in bio for future trips, launches, and updates you might miss on social media.

**This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Instagram, Facebook, or Meta in any way.

19/05/2026

Your dream photography trip shouldn’t have to fit inside a pre-made box.
At Focus Photo Tours, we curate custom photography experiences all over the world for photographers, nature lovers, birders, families, friends, and private groups looking for something more personal.
From polar bears in the Arctic…
Hummingbirds in Costa Rica…
To African safaris, Alaska bears, owls, whales, macro adventures, Yellowstone National Park and hidden local gems…
We work with trusted local guides and experienced photographers to build trips around YOUR goals, interests, pace, and dream species.
Want a slower-paced itinerary?
Specific wildlife?
Private guiding?
Luxury accommodations?
A women’s-only experience?
A photography mentorship-focused trip?
We can help create it. 🌎📷
Some of the best adventures start with a simple message saying:
“I’ve always wanted to photograph…”
Send us a DM and let’s start planning something unforgettable.

16/05/2026

If your friends are tired of hearing about frogs, focus stacking, diffusers, tiny eyeballs, and “just one more macro shot”… we may have found your people. 🐸

Join us in Costa Rica for our beginner and advanced macro photography workshops with Laurent Naman and the Focus Photo Tours team. From tiny rainforest subjects to creative lighting and field techniques, we’ll happily talk macro all day long… and well into the night.

Whether you’re brand new to macro or looking to level up your skills and portfolio, we have workshops designed to help you grow in a fun, supportive environment surrounded by people who are just as obsessed as you are.

Come hang with us in the rainforest.

Learn more on the Focus Photo Tours website or send us a DM for upcoming Costa Rica macro workshop dates and information.

15/05/2026

When did photography stop feeling like play?
Somewhere along the way, many of us started chasing:
The perfect image.
The next “keeper.”
The likes.
The validation.
The pressure to always create something worthy of posting.
And suddenly… the thing that once brought us peace starts feeling like work.
What if photography didn’t need a purpose every time you picked up your camera?
What if you photographed simply because you were curious?
Because the light felt beautiful.
Because a bird made you smile.
Because being outside helped you breathe a little deeper.
No expectations.
No pressure.
No audience.
Just curiosity, creativity, and connection. 📷✨
Some of our favorite moments in nature never become portfolio images — but they become memories we carry forever.
Maybe not every photo needs to be “successful.”
Maybe sometimes photography itself is the reward.

14/05/2026

One thing that completely surprised me while photographing Jaguars in Brazil was just how much time they spend in the water.
Before visiting the Pantanal, I think many of us picture jaguars as secretive jungle cats moving silently through the forest… but here, they swim constantly.
We watched jaguars confidently cross rivers, patrol shorelines, and even hunt from the water with incredible power and focus. They are actually one of the strongest swimmers of all the big cats and are perfectly adapted to this wetland environment.
What amazed me most was how close they would come to the boat. We would quietly park, wait patiently, and suddenly a jaguar would slip into the river and swim right past us — calm, focused, completely wild, and absolutely unforgettable.
Moments like this remind you just how adaptable and powerful nature really is.

13/05/2026

Sometimes when you watch young Kodiak bear cubs interacting, it’s impossible not to narrate the story in your head… or out loud.
The little grunts, the wrestling matches, the dramatic reactions, the “I’m tougher than you” energy… it can look so serious one second and completely adorable the next.
But this play fighting is actually incredibly important. Cubs use these interactions to build strength, coordination, confidence, and social skills they’ll need later in life. They’re learning boundaries, testing each other, and practicing behaviours they’ll carry into adulthood.
Watching these moments in Alaska felt like watching pure personality unfold right in front of us. Wild… chaotic… and honestly very relatable sibling.
Nature always finds a way to remind us that even the biggest predators start out as playful babies.

12/05/2026

The male Volcano Hummingbird may be small, but he is impossible to ignore when that fiery throat catches the light.
That brilliant, shimmering patch of feathers on his throat is called a gorget — and it’s not just beautiful, it’s part of how hummingbirds communicate. Males flash their gorgets to attract females, defend territory, and warn off rivals. Depending on the angle of the light, the colours can appear to suddenly ignite like tiny flashes of fire.
Found in the highlands of Costa Rica, these tiny hummingbirds are incredibly fast, fiercely territorial, and full of personality despite only weighing a few grams. Watching one dart through the misty mountain forests is pure magic.
Without the light hitting just right, the gorget can even appear dark or almost invisible… one of nature’s coolest illusions. 📷✨
Definitely one of our favourite Costa Rican gems. 🇨🇷

11/05/2026

Every photo we take tells a story… but the way we take it matters.
Tourism and wildlife photography are booming worldwide, and while that can create powerful opportunities for conservation, education, and local communities, it can also put incredible pressure on wildlife when ethics are ignored.
At Focus Photo Tours, we believe photography should protect wildlife — not disturb it.
That means:
• Giving animals space
• Never baiting or stressing wildlife for a photo
• Respecting nesting, feeding, and resting behavior
• Working with local guides and communities
• Choosing experiences that put wildlife welfare first
• Teaching photographers how to observe responsibly
Because no image is worth harming the very thing we love.
The truth is, ethical tourism can make a huge difference. Around the world, wildlife tourism helps support conservation, creates local jobs, protects habitats, and gives communities reasons to preserve wild spaces instead of losing them to development, hunting, or resource extraction. But only if we do it responsibly.
We are not perfect, and the industry still has a lot to learn, but these conversations matter. Small choices by photographers, guides, and travelers create ripple effects.
What can we all do better as wildlife photographers and traveller's?
We’d genuinely love to hear your thoughts below. 👇

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