Photo tours, wildlife photography and stock imagery by Daniel J. Cox

Natural Exposures, your connection to the world of photography, nature, conservation, and the conduit to fulfilling your lifelong travel dreams. Daniel’s photographic expertise will enhance your photo skills. Tanya will shepherd you to the world’s most beautiful locations, and they’ll both introduce you to like-minded individuals who often become friends for life. The world is waiting and time is short. Let’s create memories you’ll never forget and the pictures to prove it.

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Daniel J. Cox has photographed for National Geographic magazine

Daniel’s work is featured in many well regarded publications including National Geographic.

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  • It was alot of fun and a very rewarding "nature" experience. Thanks for another great time!

    Claude Lecours, Ontario

  • "Jim and I want to thank you both for one of the best trips we have ever had to Africa. Everything was really wonderful - the camps, the whole schedule, the group (loved meeting all…

    Jim and Lynne Edwards, California

  • The pleasure was all mine. I am not kidding when I say that you throw the best "photo party" ever. I hope you have a safe trip home and that all your photos are tack sharp (just like…

    Dean Swartz, Ohio

  • "Amazing experience. Jagaurs were promised and delivered!"

    Jane Norris, Virginia

  • "Thanks again for everything......your organizing skills amaze me! The hotels were all great, the food was super, the people in the group were all very nice, and the scenery was outs…

    Peggy Haslam, Manitoba

  • "If you visit Africa, you will want to experience the land, the people, and the wildlife. On this, my first trip to Africa, I have been fortunate to travel with Dan and Tanya Cox. Th…

    Art Simmons, Texas

  • "It's one of the best trips we've taken with superb guides! "Even though I'm a point and shoot photographer, I felt very much a part of the program. Dan was there to answer questions…

    Pat Alley, Arizona

  • "Hi Tanya and Dan: The 2011 Kenya safari was everything we expected and more. The guides were extraordinarily knowledgeable and skilled. We still cannot figure out how Henry found th…

    Doug and Debra Bray, California

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  • Jim Scarff says:

    Daniel, thanks for all your information you have made available. You wrote in response to a question about teleconverters on the Leica/Panasonic 200 mm f/2.8 and the 50-200 that ad bee the [Panasonic?] teleconverter works with both lenses. The correspondent had been told differently and you wrote " the information…

    — 1 week ago on Lumix GH5-GH5S-G9 Autofocus Guidebook (17 comments)

  • Christopher says:

    Daniel, I recently sold my last piece of Nikon equipment and my transistion to the G9 is complete. What a blast I am having with this amazing camera. It is somewhat of a photographic epiphany after being a loyal Nikon user for 30+years to now be a "MFT G9 guy".…

    — 1 week ago on The Telephoto Power of Micro Four Thirds (16 comments)

  • Volker says:

    Hi Daniel, what is YOUR experience with the 2x teleconverter and the 200 f2,8? I think that the drop in performance compared to the 1.4 is already very drastic. Do you think that the technical quality of the 200 2.8 with 2x converter is better than that of the 100-400…

    — 2 weeks ago on Lumix GH5-GH5S-G9 Autofocus Guidebook (17 comments)
  • Portrait of Alison McClure

    Alison says:

    Very interesting Dan! Thank you!

    — 2 weeks ago on Lumix G90 Announced Hail the Baby G9 (1 comment)

  • James Gates says:

    The f-stop is the only thing that is not truly the same from m4/3 to full frame. If you double the focal length equivalent, you MUST also double the f-stop. It physically cannot gather as much light as the full frame lens/sensor combo, and the relative depth of field of…

    — 3 weeks ago on Panasonic Lumix G9 47,000 Pictures Over 10 Months (58 comments)
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