WE TEACH THE ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY
ABOUT US
Eye Candy Safari is an international school of photography that teaches the art of image capture from different perspectives; the sky (drone or helicopter), ground (hiking, extreme sports), and water (snorkel, scuba, kayak, etc.). We journey through natural landscapes and observe the flora, fauna, archaeology and geology of the world.
Our instructors are top professionals with vast experience who will teach you the intricacies of photographing the natural world in daytime and at night and help you fine-tune your image processing and editing skills. Join us on our next adventure!
WHO ARE WE?
We are a professional photographic safari company
specializing in exceptional wildlife, cultural, and landscape photographic tours
to some of the earth’s wildest and most scenic destinations, passionately
designed for you by our skilled photographers.
AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Photo Safaris dedicated
to the world‘s most exciting
aerial photography
WILDLIFE
Photo Safaris dedicated
to the world‘s most
exotic wildlife
CULTURE
Photo Safaris dedicated
to the world's most
unique culture
LANDSCAPE
Photo Safaris dedicated
to the world's most
beautiful landscapes
NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY
Photo Safaris
dedicated to the world´s most exciting night photography
HELI SKIING
Photo Safaris dedicated
to the world's most
adventurous locations for heli skiing
The book launch is a photographic exhibition of the new book
“Gamboa, The Eyes of the Sloth”
All viewers will be able to enjoy nature’s beauty captured at Gamboa Rainforest Reserve. You can see images of flora, wildlife, landscapes, and more. Also, the book is about the conservation of endangered sloths and other species that live in the rainforest.
The book also tells the story of the Panamerican Conservation Association (APPC) who is Panama’s leader in wildlife rescue, focusing on sloths in particular. The APPC rescues and cares for sick, injured and orphaned animals, providing long-term care to those who need it. Through education, they promote environmental awareness and the importance of the community’s role in protecting wildlife.
