Our Credo

We believe that every person is important, unique, and has something valuable to contribute to the world. We believe that the vast archive of knowledge, expertise and imagination that makes up the complexity and diversity of cultures throughout the world needs to be preserved and shared. We believe if people...LEARN MORE

Responsible Travel

We provide a professional photographic education and a culturally enriching tour that benefits both the traveller and the local people of the host country. Our carefully designed tours lessen the ecological impact on an environment while fostering sustainable human development and social equality within it. How do we do this? LEARN MORE ABOUT RESPONSIBLE TRAVEL...

Small-group Tours

We specialize in small-group tours (a maximum of 7 photographers) so we can build into every tour a plethora of meaningful encounters and interactions with the culture we are experiencing. Or choose a private group tour, tailor-made for your needs! LEARN MORE ABOUT SMALL GROUP TRAVEL...

One to One Tuition

Photographers will learn techniques (basic to advanced, depending on individual needs) that will develop their photographic abilities and personal vision. The small group size ensures that there is plenty of time to give equal attention to each photographer. LEARN MORE ABOUT ONE TO ONE TUITION...

Access

Gaining access to special sites and events that are off the beaten path of the regular tourist routes is a trademark of Mick Stetson’s photography. You have immediate access to the best of Mick’s twenty years of research, personal contacts and experience as a photojournalist. LEARN MORE...

Professional Experience

The photographic instruction you receive is from an award-winning, internationally acclaimed professional photographer and educator who has been working and living in Asia for more than twenty-five years. LEARN MORE...

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