JAPAN & MEXICO PHOTOGRAPHY TOURS - SPRING 2010

Have you ever been interested in photographing in another country? If so, professional photographers Mark Hemmings and James Wilson are offering three upcoming photography tours to the beautiful San Miguel, Mexico, and the mysterious and dynamic cities of Tokyo, Kyoto, and Nagano, Japan.

These two trips will be the 10th and 11th international photo tours by Mark Hemmings and James Wilson. Mark has a tremendous amount of experience photographing in Japan, and James is a regular to the artististic city of San Miguel de Allende. Please click on the above photos for more information on the tours. Both trips will be a feast for the eyes, and we welcome you along!

Some highlights of the San Miguel, Mexico photography tour: Nature photography of the Monarch Butterflies. This is where they live during the cold months in Canada and America. Landscape photography of the beautiful Colonial city of San Miguel, taken from aerial mountain viewpoints. People photography in the streets of San Miguel. You will see samples of these on the Mexico homepage. Architecture photography of the pastel colored walls and doorways along the cobble stoned neighborhoods, and the sparseness of an old ghost town!

Some highlights of the Japan photography tour: Nature photography of the famous Japanese Snow Monkeys in Nagano. Landscape photography of the fascinating temples and shrines of Kyoto. People photography in the streets of Tokyo, plus some fleeting glimpses (hopefully) of Geisha in Kyoto. Architecture photography of the best in Tokyo's modern and traditional architecture.

In order to provide the most attention to our participants, we will be limiting the number of spaces available for these trips. With two professionals on each trip, you can be assured a high student/tour leader ratio. Our previous tours have always been full, so if you want to be included in our trips, it would be wise to register with us soon. Please contact us with any questions; our contact information can be found in the respective photo tour web pages (click on one of the above photos).

Sincerely,

Mark Hemmings & James Wilson