Dani Hamm is a Colorado-based wildlife photographer and photography guide dedicated to ethical practices and conservation storytelling. Her work highlights the beauty and vulnerability of wildlife while emphasizing respect for natural habitats. Dani leads specialized photography trips, creating opportunities for participants to deepen their technical skills, connect with nature, and capture impactful images in the field.

The floodplains of the Brazilian Pantanal is the best place for seeing jaguars in their natural habitats. During the dry season (May to October) these big cats frequently visit the river banks for hunting, mating and resting which creates extraordinary chances of photographing them. The jaguars of the Pantanal are habituated, and therefore you will have more time and better chances to photograph their activity.

These wetlands are home to an array of mammals, reptiles and birds. Our photography expedition with Dani Hamm is focusing on this incredible part of Brazil to capture its wildlife.