Bald Eagle eating salmon
2 black wolves covered in frost and snow in Yellowstone National Park.
Vibrant green aurora borealis lights filling the night sky above a snow covered landscape lined with dark pine trees.
Polar bear, bear, wildlife
A red fox walking in deep snow on a sunny day in Yellowstone National Park.
Mountain goat in Haines, Alaska
A coastal brown bear laying on grassy meadow in Katmai, Alaska.
Sunset at Mobius Arch, Lone Pine with dramatic clouds orange glow.
Snowy peaks in Alaska, with soft light and dark blue clouds behind the mountains.
Eagle, wildlife, bird, Steller sea eagle
Bright red and green aurora borealis dancing in the night skies of Fairbanks, Alaska.
A great grey owl wings wide open for landing.
Elk, snow, mountains
A coyote walking next to 2 swans in Yellowstone National Park.
A close up portrait of a coastal brown bear in Haines, Alaska.
A juvenile bald eagle takeoff while another eagle watches it fly.
A great gray owl perched on a branch of tree looking at camera, in Alberta Canada.

WILDLIFE & LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY
WORKSHOPS

Join exclusive, small group photo tours with personalized, expert guiding every step of the way.

Bison, Wildlife, Snow, Winter, Portrait, wild animal, Yellowstone

YELLOWSTONE IN WINTER

January 08-14-2027 (SOLD OUT)

 

Venture into the wild heart of Yellowstone in winter for an unforgettable wildlife photography adventure! Track wolves, photograph bison in deep snow, and capture raw beauty of one of America’s most iconic wild places.

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Owl, wildlife, great gray owl, portrait

ALBERTA OWLS

February 2027 (SOLD OUT)

 

Chase the magic of winter in Alberta! Photograph elusive Great Gray Owls and magnificent Snowy Owls in their natural habitat on an unforgettable wildlife photography adventure.

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aurora, northern lights, green, night sky

ALASKA NORTHERN LIGHTS

March 13-18-2027 (1 SPOT LEFT) 

 

Journey to Fairbanks, Alaska for an unforgettable Northern Lights adventure! Capture the breathtaking aurora dancing across Arctic skies while honing your night photography skills in one of the world’s premier aurora destinations.

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Milkyway with Boot arch light up and a person standing next to it looking at the night sky.

ALABAMA HILLS, ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY

August 01-03-2027 (SOLD OUT)

 

Explore the stunning Alabama Hills under the stars! Join me for an unforgettable astrophotography adventure capturing the Milky Way, dramatic rock formations, and breathtaking night skies while mastering your night photography skills.

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Cubs, Bear, Katmai, Wildlife

KATMAI BROWN BEARS FISHING

August 09-13-2027 (SOLD OUT)

 

Venture into the wild heart of Katmai National Park, Alaska! Experience the thrill of photographing majestic coastal brown bears fishing for red sockeye salmon, capturing incredible wildlife action and unforgettable moments in one of Alaska’s most spectacular wilderness destinations. 

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Bald eagles, eagle, birds, flight, alaska, wildlife

ALASKA BALD EAGLES

November 14-19-2027 (2 SPOTS LEFT) 

Experience one of the world’s largest gathering of bald eagles in Haines, Alaska. Capture dramatic in flight action, eagles feasting on salmon, and powerful portraits against stunning alaskan backdrops, with incredible opportunities to refine your bird photography skills.

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eagle, sea eagle, drift ice, winter, japan, vulnerable species, bird of prey, nature, wild, hokkaido, raptor, glacier, ecosystem, peace, beauty, conservation, calm, wilderness, ice, environment

JAPAN STELLER SEA EAGLES

February 2028 (COMING SOON)

 

Experience the magic of winter wildlife photography in Japan! Photograph the magnificent Steller’s Sea Eagles and White Tailed Eagles in action, along with iconic red foxes, elegant swans, elusive Blakiston’s Fish Owls, red crowned cranes, and deer. From dramatic bird photography to intimate wildlife portraits, discover the incredible diversity of Japan’s winter wilderness.

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Marc Bouldoukian

Why travel with me?

  • Small group size - 4 participants.
  • Maximum time in the field each day.
  • Curated Scouting: I find the best locations, perfect lighting, and hidden vantage points.
  • Hands-On Mentorship: You receive real-time, personalized feedback on composition and camera settings.

Got Questions? I Have Answers.

What is your cancellation and refund policy?

Because workshops fill up quickly and require non-refundable deposits, all registration deposits are non refundable. If you cancel less than 30 days before the trip, your remaining balance can be applied as credit towards a future workshop.

All skill levels are welcome, from complete beginners to advanced hobbyists. You will receive personalized, 1 on 1 instruction tailored to your current experience level. For gear, a camera body with manual settings is required. For wildlife trips, a telephoto lens of at least 400mm is highly recommended.

Fitness requirements vary heavily by location. My winter Yellowstone, Bald Eagles, Fairbanks Northern Lights, Great Gray and Snowy Owl trips involve light walking near vehicles. In contrast, our brown bear and astrophotography workshops may require hiking on uneven terrain while carrying your own camera gear. Please review the specific trip details before booking.

I shoot in rain, snow, and wind. Dramatic weather often leads to the most unique and compelling wildlife and landscape images. I closely monitor safety conditions, but you should come prepared with high-quality weatherproofing for both your body and your camera gear.

Yes, non-photographing spouses or partners are welcome to join. They will need to register as a paid participant to cover their shared lodging, park permits, and field transportation spots.

I intentionally keep my group sizes very small, typically 4 participants. This small ratio ensures you get plenty of physical space in vehicles and minimal impact on the local wildlife we are photographing.

Absolutely. Capturing the image is only half the process. I dedicate time during mid day breaks or evenings to download files, review images, and host Lightroom and Photoshop post-processing sessions. Bringing a laptop or tablet is highly recommended so you can follow along with your own images.

I never guarantee specific wildlife sightings, as I work strictly with wild animals in their natural habitats. However, I plan our itineraries around peak seasonal behaviors, migration patterns, and local tracking expertise to maximize your chances of capturing outstanding shots.

While not strictly mandatory, emergency medical and trip cancellation insurance is highly recommended. Since workshops take place in remote environments and involve non-refundable deposits, travel insurance protects your investment against unforeseen flight delays, medical emergencies, or personal cancellations.

Yes, to secure your spot you only need to pay the initial non-refundable deposit. The remaining balance can be paid in flexible installments, just contact me upon booking and I will assist you with the process. The final payment due 30 or 60 days prior to the workshop start date. If you register close to the departure date, the full balance is due at signing.

If I was forced to cancel a workshop from my end due to extreme, unsafe conditions or park closures, you will receive a 100% credit toward a rescheduled date or a future workshop. I always monitor regional conditions closely up until the day of departure to ensure guest safety.

I always recommend bringing a backup camera body if you own one. I carry basic tools, sensor cleaning kits, and a few spare plates, I cannot provide full backup systems for everyone.

Contact me for any questions