Horse riding, kayaking, climbing, rafting – physical activities, entertainment, fantastic natural views and lots of dynamic pictures! The models during this photo tour will be also the participants themselves, shooting at each other while enjoy the exciting adventures!
The tour is designed for the photography and adventure lovers. And as a bonus you will get wonderful landscapes.
This tour has a moderate level of difficulty. There will be an instructor for each of the described activities – riding, kayaking, climbing, rafting – so even people without experience can easily join the group. The photography skills of the participants may be on a various level. The beginners will get instructions from the tour leader. Certain amount of time will be devoted to the most important places mentioned in the program.
A visit in Melnik and Rila Monastery is added to the program and a photo walk in Sofia as well. Thus you will combine wonderful nature experiences with a touch of Bulgarian culture. And you will take home a variety of pictures!
Tour leader is Emil Danailov – a Bulgarian outdoor photographer and travel journalist. For many years he was editor-in-chief of "Odysseus" – the most popular Bulgarian magazine for tourism, travel and adventure. Emil loves travelling, adores the mountains and is experienced in many outdoor activities such as trekking, horse riding, biking and kayaking. His photographic interests range from landscapes through exciting outdoor action shots to spontaneous, natural portraits and lifestyle shots – unprepared photographs that particularly appeal to the reporter and journalist in him.
Emil has been a participant in dozens of photo exhibitions and also provides workshop training in Travel Photography. His articles and photos are regularly and widely published in the press. (Gallery)
Photo highlights:
Horse riding
Kayaking
Climbing
Rafting
Rila National Park
Melnik
Rila Monastery
Sofia
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