Provence/Camargue Photography Workshop

September 5-12, 2026

Join me, Raj Bose, for an unforgettable adventure in the heart of southern France at the Provence/Camargue Workshop from September 5–12, 2026. This immersive workshop offers a unique opportunity to photograph the world-renowned white horses of the Camargue as well as the picturesque landscapes of Provence. Whether you’re an experienced photographer or just beginning your journey, you’ll be guided through breathtaking locations, expert techniques, and creative inspiration as we capture the spirit and beauty of this extraordinary region together. I invite you to be part of this amazing experience where learning, creativity, and the magic of Provence and the Camargue come together.

Highlights:

Transfer from airport
Roussillon
Abbaye de Senanque
Village of Lacoste
Pont Julien Roman Bridge
Goult
Culinary workshop, with tasting, followed by a meal in their charming restaurant
Aigues Mortes in the Camargue,
The Roman Pont du Gard Aqueduct bridge
Nimes, with its Roman Amphitheatre
Wine Tasting in a centuries old winery
Aigues-Mortes Salt Mine
Photographing the famous Camargue Wild White Horses
Sunrise Birdlife/Flamingos up close photo shoot with birdlife specialist at Camargue

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September 5, Day 1:

Meet in the lobby of the Best Western Hotel, Marseille airport at 12h00 noon
Transfer to the Luberon area of Provence
Welcome/briefing meeting and go through the itinerary
First walk-about photo shoot in the picturesque village, followed by dinner in traditional bistro

September 6, Day 2:

After breakfast we visit and photograph another beautiful village and an old stone Roman Bridge
In the afternoon we visit a historical 17th century hamlet built of dry stones and showcasing an ancestral art of building and know-how, that has since disappeared. We will also visit a famous working Abbey, finishing the day with a sunset shoot of one of the most beautiful villages in France

September 7, Day 3 :

Early morning photo shoot of the sunrise lighting up the ochre-coloured rock of the village
After breakfast we will visit the final charming, Provencal village
In the afternoon, we head to a beautiful old farmhouse/hotel in a nearby village for a culinary workshop and tasting, followed by a meal in their charming restaurant

September 8, Days 4:

After breakfast we check out of the hotel and head to the Camargue, stopping to visit a stunning Roman Aqueduct bridge on the way
In the evening, we will visit the beautiful mediaeval town and enjoy an early dinner at one of the delightful bistros

September 9, Day 5:

Sunrise Birdlife/Flamingos up close photo shoot with birdlife specialist

In the afternoon, we have a photo session with the Camargue Wild White Horses, in their natural habitat, and running through the marshland up until the sun sets

September 10, Day 6:

After breakfast, we head for historical Nimes, with its Roman Amphitheatre and one of the best-preserved Roman temples in the world. We will also enjoy a visit to the first public gardens in Europe which houses Roman remains, including the 1st century Temple of Diane and the Magne Tower, built in the first century BC

On leaving Nimes, we stop for a wine tasting at a family run vineyard, where the passion for wine has been passed down through 5 generations. We will hear about their history and how a Gallo-Roman vineyard was discovered by an architect under their current vineyard!

September 11, Day 7:

After breakfast, we will visit the Aigues-Mortes and will photograph the medieval town and the Salt Mine

Late afternoon, we have the last photo session with the Camargue Wild White Horses at a peaceful lagoon and galloping on the beach and in the sea until sunset