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Moments of wild beauty, frozen in time.

A Glimpse into the Wild

Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the natural world through the lenses of our expert guides and passionate photographers.

This gallery showcases the incredible wildlife and stunning landscapes you’ll encounter on our unique photography tours.

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Tour leader and award-winning photographer David Gibbon, wearing a white beanie and a brown winter jacket, looking over the top of a long white camera lens.
  • A lone polar bear walks across a vast expanse of snow and ice, with towering snow-covered mountains and a glacier in the background.
  • A snow leopard with spotted fur is lying down on a rocky, snowy mountainside, looking towards the viewer.
  • An Arctic fox heavily encrusted with thick chunks of snow on its head and back, looking up against a stark, completely white background.
  • A large adult polar bear walks across a vast, bright white snowy landscape, with a small polar bear cub at its side.
  • An Atlantic Puffin, its vibrant orange and grey beak filled with a large cluster of small, translucent shrimp, with blurred green foliage in the foreground.
  • An Arctic Tern in flight, viewed from below, with its white wings spread wide against a bright blue sky with white clouds. Its red beak is open.
  • A Corsac fox with light grey and pale yellow fur sits on a snow-covered hill, looking intently with bright yellow eyes.
  • A dark-furred Arctic fox is huddled in a snowstorm, its fur dusted with snowflakes, looking down and to the left against a blurry blue-grey and white background of falling snow.
  • A puffin stands on a rock in a silhouette profile against a blurred backdrop of a shimmering orange and yellow sunset over water.
  • A Red-Necked Phalarope with a dark grey head, white cheeks, and a reddish-orange neck band, floats in calm blue water, looking directly forward.
  • A group of Musk Oxen with dark brown, shaggy fur and curved horns stand partially obscured by a snow-covered ridge, looking directly forward in a stark white landscape.
  • An Arctic fox looks back over its shoulder on a snowy ridge during a severe blizzard.
  • A white Arctic hare is silhouetted by the warm, golden glow of a low sun or sunset, sitting in a field with a shimmering light reflecting off the ground.
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  • “The scenery, wildlife and company were all exceptional and without doubt has been one of the highlights of my photography journey. It was a tour I will never forget and would thoroughly recommend.”
    Miles
    Mongolia Tour

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See what our clients are saying

  • “Overall, an excellent holiday which we shared with an amazing group of fellow photographers – well organised and very enjoyable. We have returned home with a wealth of photographs and many happy memories.”
    Peter Wyles
    Iceland Tour
  • “I came back home with lots of incredible shots, lots of great memories and new friends. I would definitely recommend everyone to join Wild Lens Nature Tours for any of their very well tailored trips for nature photographers.”
    Mohammad Murad
    Mongolia Tour
  • “You truly are in the hands of a professional world class team who take zero short cuts and always look after the group. I would not trust anyone else with my safety and security on an epic adventure expedition like this.”
    Brian Brooking
    Greenland Tour
  • “It was a truly special experience. We saw Arctic foxes regularly, and importantly there is no baiting, so we observed and photographed natural behaviours which made the experience far more authentic and rewarding.”
    F Stevens
    Iceland Tour
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