
Ioana Pavel
Writes the regional carnivore report. Leads survey work in the Făgăraș foothills.






A full day working to the light, at the pace photography actually needs.
A full day worked around the light rather than around a schedule. Out before dawn, a long middle-of-the-day break when the light is useless, and back out for the evening.
People who already shoot and want to be in the right place at the right time, with someone who knows where the animals actually are. Not a photography course.
Four people maximum. Any more and somebody is always in somebody's frame.
In position for dawn. The best hour of the day and the coldest.
Moving between spots as the light changes.
The light is flat and nothing is moving. Eat, sleep, back out later. This is deliberate.
Into position for the evening.
Working until it goes.
Late.

Writes the regional carnivore report. Leads survey work in the Făgăraș foothills.

Fourteen seasons in the Piatra Craiului. Maintains the hides and runs the tracking mornings.
Something long — 400mm and up if you have it. A tripod or a beanbag. We can advise in more detail once we know what you are hoping for.
No. The guide is a biologist, not a photography tutor. What you get is access, fieldcraft and someone who knows the ground.