At The Digital Trekker, we’ve been leading photo workshops for years, and we’ve learned a thing or two about what makes a workshop truly great. From experienced photographers looking to refine their skills to beginners just starting out, a great workshop has something to offer everyone.

That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our newest tour: the Ladakh and Kashmir Tour. This workshop promises to be one of our most exciting yet, offering participants the opportunity to capture stunning images in one of the most picturesque regions of India.

8 Key Elements that Make Up a Great Photo Tour:

1. Expert Guidance: A great photo tour needs a knowledgeable instructor and leader who can not only take you to the best spots but can also provide feedback and advice on your photography. My wife and I spent over 13 years living in Kashmir and know the people, the land, and the language. On top of that, I am a seasoned professional photographer that has been leading workshops for over 16 years!

2. Unique Destinations: A great photo tour needs to take you to unique destinations. Our Ladakh and Kashmir Photo Tour does exactly that by transporting you to some of the most breathtaking and secluded regions in India, such as the mesmerizing landscapes of Ladakh and the lively cultural hub of Kashmir.

“Matt is a great instructor who generously shares his time and knowledge with all participants (novices and seasoned photographers alike).  Matt seemed at first to be a magnet who magically attracts photogenic situations but don’t be mistaken: the man knows how to create photographic opportunities and how to share them with other photographers.” – Dannie Goossens 2015 Rajasthan Workshop.

3. Unique Experiences: A great photo tour should provide unique experiences that you can’t get anywhere else. Our tour includes opportunities to photograph traditional Ladakhi festivals, meet local monks, and visit remote villages. You will spend time drinking tea with the Gujjar shepherds and photographing them in their homes.
4. Flexibility: A great photo tour should be flexible enough to accommodate different skill levels and interests. Our Ladakh and Kashmir tour is designed for photographers of all levels and allows for customization based on individual interests. From iPhone to DSLR photographers, all are welcome.

5. Small Groups: A great photo tour should have small group sizes to ensure personalized attention and an intimate experience. Our tour is limited to 8 participants, allowing for plenty of one-on-one time with yours truly.

6. Supportive Environment: A great photo tour should provide a supportive and encouraging environment where photographers can learn and grow. Our Ladakh and Kashmir tour is designed to foster creativity and provide opportunities for personal growth.
7. A focus on creativity: Our workshops aren’t just about learning technical skills. They’re about developing your creative vision as a photographer. Through guided assignments and critique sessions, we’ll help you push the boundaries of your photography and explore new ways of seeing the world.
8. Post-Workshop Support: A great photography workshop should provide ongoing support and feedback after the workshop is over. We offer post-workshop critiques and the opportunity to stay connected with fellow photographers through our Facebook community.

Enjoy restful nights aboard our own private houseboat on Dal Lake.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to join our Ladakh and Kashmir photo tour. With its unique destinations, experienced guides, and personalized instruction, it’s a journey that will take your photography to new heights. Plus, with only two spots left, you’ll want to secure your spot soon. Don’t wait, book your spot now and embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to capture the breathtaking beauty of Ladakh and the rich cultural heritage of Kashmir through your lens. Join us and let’s create stunning memories together! Visit our booking page for more information and to reserveyourspot: https://thedigitaltrekker.com/ladakh-photo-tour/ to reserve your spot today.