Premium Pricing Tiers
Explore Our Diverse Nature Photography Sessions.
We provide four specialized tiers for photographers looking to document the most rare and beautiful wildlife species across the globe.
Forest Scout
$500/package
Core Features
- Forest scouting
- High res edits
- Expert guide
Included Gears
- Sigma camera
- Prime lens
- Tripod kit
Service Description
This starter package provides a guided walk through local woods for beginners.
- Oregon woods
Savanna Trip
$800/package
Core Features
- Plain tracking
- Batch exports
- Field expert
Included Gears
- Canon mark
- Zoom lens
- Solar kit
Service Description
Classic safari treks across open plains deliver elite animal tracking for experts.
- Kenya plains
Arctic elite
$900/package
Core Features
- Tundra access
- Color grading
- Senior guide
Included Gears
- Nikon body
- Tele lens
- Heated bag
Service Description
Join this top tier mission to find polar bears and arctic wolves on the frozen ice.
- Alaska peaks
Jungle watch
$700/package
Core Features
- Canopy climbs
- Raw file sync
- Animal scout
Included Gears
- Leica gear
- Wide lens
- Rain cover
Service Description
Explore deep rainforests to document exotic birds and rare feline cats in the wild.
- Oregon woods
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Global Client Stories
Trust Built Through Every Lens.
"NatureLens provided us with the most breathtaking imagery of snow leopards we have ever seen. Their team braved extreme altitudes and freezing temperatures to capture shots that allowed our fundraising campaign to exceed its goal by twenty percent."
Sarah Jenkins
"Working with these professionals was a seamless experience from start to finish. The raw drone footage and high-resolution stills of the Amazon rainforest were exactly what our documentary needed to create a truly immersive cinematic experience."
Marcus Thorne
"The level of detail in the macro photography provided by NatureLens is unparalleled. Having such high-quality documentation of rare insect behavior has been instrumental in our latest research publication regarding biodiversity in the Congo Basin."
Elena Rodriguez