I will be returning to Zambia in May, 2025 for another fantastic photo safari in conjunction with my friends at
Time + Tide Africa, who have a long history of providing conservation-based safari experiences in Zambia.
We will be staying at three exceptional luxury safari properties, gaining access to varying landscapes, wildlife
habitats and photographic opportunities. We will have four nights in the Lower Zambezi National Park, five nights
in South Luangwa National Park and two nights in Livingstone, where we will witness the awesome power of
Victoria Falls. We will have brilliant wildlife photography right on our doorstep, as well as on morning and evening
game drives and boat cruises. 

This trip is limited to just eight guests so if you would like to join me on what will be an unforgettable African safari
experience please email me at: richard@richardianson.com

Tornados are more common in the United States than in any other country in the world and the United States receives
more than 1,200 tornadoes annually. Join me, Ignacio Palacios and Tempest Tours, the most respected storm chasing
tour company in America, as we go in pursuit of the frequent storms and severe weather events that occur in America’s
mid west in June.

Places are limited. Email me for full details and to book your spot on this exciting and adventurous photography tour
at richard@richardianson.com

Join me and Tony Wheeler, co-founder of Lonely Planet, on a bespoke trip to the fascinating Kingdom of Mustang,
in Nepal’s far north, with World Expeditions.

As well as experiencing the unique culture and landscapes of this remote region the trip has been initiated to raise
funds for the Australian Himalayan Foundation’s programs in Nepal, Bhutan, and the Indian Himalaya. Consequently,
a donation is required from all participants, however although we are recommending a donation of AUD2,000 per
person, the amount is discretionary and is fully tax deductible.

The trip is timed around the important and colourful Yartung Festival featuring processions, horse racing, drinking, dancing,
and prayer. Before and after the festival we will visit villages, monasteries, and a nomad camp, all set amid dramatic
landscapes on an arid plateau known as the Plain of Aspiration!

This is a touring trip that will see us travel to Upper Mustang by plane and 4x4 jeeps. First, we fly from Kathmandu to Pokhara
in central Nepal, then drive on the recently completed road that runs parallel to the Annapurna Range, so expect some
rugged sections, but this is well and truly made up for by the magnificent Himalayan scenery. On the return leg we will drive
to Jomson in Lower Mustang and then take two spectacular flights from Jomson to Pokhara, flying parallel to the Annapurna
Range, and then onto Kathmandu, flying parallel to the main Himalaya Range.

For all the details and to book your spot click here: Mustang with Richard I'Anson & Tony Wheeler.

Join me on this quintessential polar voyage, as we follow in the footsteps of the great explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, best known
for the Endurance Expedition in 1914–16, famous as a story of remarkable perseverance and survival. We will experience the
magnificent icy landscapes of the Antarctic Peninsula, home to extraordinary icebergs and entertaining penguins. Further north,
we sail into the spectacular Antarctic Sound and navigate as far as possible into the Weddell Sea, where Shackleton’s Endurance
met its fate. We will then make our way to Elephant Island, the desolate outpost where Shackleton and his men finally made landfall
after 497 days at sea. The final leg of our voyage will take us across the Scotia Sea to South Georgia, where Shackleton’s voyage
reached its remarkable conclusion. We will spend our time exploring and photographing the rugged mountain scenery and huge
congregations of wildlife, including the largest king penguin colonies on Earth.

Contact me at richard@richardianson.com for further information and to book your cabin.

Join me on this classic Antarctica expedition. Departing from Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, we sail
across the famed Drake Passage to the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula, a place of remarkable mountain
scenery, magnificent icebergs, cute penguins, historic huts, and endless photographic opportunities. We typically
make two landings or zodiac cruises each day, always at incredibly scenic locations. Between excursions we may
ship cruise some of the narrow, dramatic straits separating offshore islands from the mainland, enjoying classic
Antarctic views from the comfort of the ship.

Contact me at richard@richardianson.com for further information and to book your cabin.

I will be the guest photographer on Aurora Expeditions brand new ship the Douglas Mawson on one of its first
voyages to the Subantarctic Islands, in January 2026.

Join me on this 15-day journey, departing from Dunedin, New Zealand, to discover the rugged landscapes and
prolific bird and wildlife of the UNESCO World Heritage listed Australian & New Zealand Subantarctic Islands, including
Macquarie, Stewart and Auckland Islands. Among the many highlights on this voyage will be the opportunity to visit
seldom visited wildlife hotspots that are a sanctuary for millions of breeding albatross, penguins and seals. We will
experience the majesty of Fiordland’s deep Sounds, and Zodiac cruise the craggy coast of the Snares, breeding grounds
for the rare Snares crested penguin and Buller’s albatross. 

Like the Greg Mortimer and Sylvia Earle, the Douglas Mawson is a small, beautifully appointed, purpose-built expedition
ship that features the Ulstein X-BOW® design, that cuts through the swell for a smoother transit through waves while minimising
its environmental impact. 

Contact me at richard@richardianson.com for further information and to book your cabin.

I am pleased to announce that once again I will be the guest photographer on an epic 20-day Antarctica & South Georgia
voyage with Aurora Expeditions in November 2026.

We will be sailing on the Douglas Mawson, the newest of Aurora’s three beautifully appointed ships. This small, purpose-built ship
features the Ulstein X-BOW® design, that cuts through the swell for a smoother transit through waves while minimising its
environmental impact. 

This is the quintessential polar voyage, as we follow in the footsteps of the great explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton, best known for the
Endurance Expedition in 1914–16, famous as a story of remarkable perseverance and survival. We will experience the magnificent icy
landscapes of the Antarctic Peninsula, home to extraordinary icebergs and entertaining penguins. Further north, we sail into the
spectacular Antarctic Sound and navigate as far as possible into the Weddell Sea, where Shackleton’s Endurance met its fate. We will
then make our way to Elephant Island, the desolate outpost where Shackleton and his men finally made landfall after 497 days at sea.
The final leg of our voyage will take us across the Scotia Sea to South Georgia, where Shackleton’s voyage reached its remarkable
conclusion. We will spend our time exploring and photographing the rugged mountain scenery and huge congregations of wildlife,
including the largest king penguin colonies on Earth.

Essential information below. Full details are on the Aurora Expeditions website at the following link, Antarctica & South Georgia with Richard I'Anson.

To book your place first look at the cabin options available at the following link, Cabins & Prices, then advise me of your choice and I
will confirm your booking.