Out of This World Adventure Photography Workshops and Retreats In Brazil, USA + The World
We Aim To Connect People Across Continents and Develop A Passion For Exploration. Our Photography Workshops and Retreats Feature Luxury Experiences Inspired By The Wildness Of Exotic Destinations.
The ever-changing ripple effect from the winds makes everyone’s jaw drop when first setting eyes on this landscape phenomenon. The sugar-like sandy slopes dive into thousands of gleaming blue, and green lagoons sprinkled over the 598 square miles (1549 km2.)
With over 300 waterfalls, the Chapada houses the country's most breathtaking waterfalls. Some falls spill down 328ft (100m), forming pools of crystalline Saphire and Emerald hues that call your name at every corner. And, yes, you can indulge yourself in swimming in the mesmerizing crystal clear pools.
Vitor Lindo guides you through this charming landscape loaded with art, historical buildings, beaches, and haunted stories overseen by veiling Spanish moss. He teaches you how to best capture the enchanted region. He spends much daily time helping you process your images and giving you immediate feedback throughout the workshop
Tranquil fisherman village with calm turquoise waters. With 23 stunning beaches with different topographies, the tiny peninsula houses cobblestone streets and world-class galleries. The water circuit takes us to crystal-clear waterfalls surrounded by untouched vegetation. surrounded by untouched vegetation.
Split between Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu has 270 falls dispersed in a half-circle shape with a total of 252,982 ha. A UNESCO World Heritage is home to 500 species of butterfly, 400 birds, and over 2000 plants, including orchids, bromeliads, moss, begonias, and bamboo. Some wildlife we may see are jaguars, puma, cayman, giant otters, and giant anteaters.
Ultra-crystalline rivers abound with friendly fish, stalactite-covered caverns, and blue-tinted underground transfixing lakes. A forest inside a 100m (330ft) deep and 500m (1,650ft) sinkhole with macaws and other species flying in and out.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - February 28 - March 8 , 2024
Ultra crystalline rivers abound with friendly fish, stalactite-covered caverns, and blue-tinted underground transfixing lakes. A forest inside a 100m (330ft) deep and 500m (1,650ft) sinkhole with macaws and other species flying in and out.
The ever-changing ripple effect from the winds makes everyone’s jaw drop when first setting eyes on this landscape phenomenon. The sugar-like sandy slopes dive into thousands of gleaming blue, and green lagoons sprinkled over the 598 square miles (1549 km2.)
With over 300 waterfalls, the Chapada houses the country's most breathtaking waterfalls. Some falls spill down 328ft (100m), forming pools of crystalline Saphire and Emerald hues that call your name at every corner. And, yes, you can indulge yourself in swimming in the mesmerizing crystal clear pools.
Split between Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu has 270 falls dispersed in a half-circle shape with a total of 252,982 ha. A UNESCO World Heritage is home to 500 species of butterfly, 400 birds, and over 2000 plants, including orchids, bromeliads, moss, begonias, and bamboo. Some wildlife we may see are jaguars, puma, cayman, giant otters, and giant anteaters.
The massive rainforest has an estimated 400 billion trees, 40,000 plant species, over 400 mammals, and about 1,300 varieties of birds and millions of different insects. It covers 6.7 million sq. km and is home to 10% of all known earth species, and a new one is discovered daily.
Ultra-crystalline rivers abound with friendly fish, stalactite-covered caverns, and blue-tinted underground transfixing lakes. A forest inside a 100m (330ft) deep and 500m (1,650ft) sinkhole with macaws and other species flying in and out.
Ultra-crystalline rivers abound with friendly fish, stalactite-covered caverns, and blue-tinted underground transfixing lakes. A forest inside a 100m (330ft) deep and 500m (1,650ft) sinkhole with macaws and other species flying in and out.