Photograph the night where the Sahara meets the stars.
I invite you to discover nightscape photography in the heart of Tunisia’s Dahar region, capture the Milky Way and explore the landscapes of the Sahara during my photography workshops in Tunisia. Together, we will visit places I have come to know over the years and now wish to share with you.
Your photographer guide
My name is Karim, and I have been fascinated by the Universe and the star-filled sky since childhood. Photography also became part of my life at an early age, first through nature photography and then through many years of wildlife photography.
My journeys through the desert and the nights spent beneath its sky gradually led me towards astrophotography, and more particularly towards Nightscape photography: the meeting of a terrestrial landscape and the night sky.
Photographing ruins, ancient villages and landscapes shaped by time, beneath a sky that seems unchanged for thousands of years, continues to fascinate me. This contrast between human time and cosmic time reminds us how small we are and how fleeting our presence on Earth is.
Through Sky of the Sahara, I invite you to share this experience with me: travelling into the desert, far from city lights, to explore and photograph together the nocturnal landscapes where the Earth meets the sky.
Photograph
the night sky,
together
Throughout our nights in the desert, I share the techniques I use to photograph the Milky Way and create images that combine the night sky with the landscapes of the Sahara. During these astrophotography workshops, my goal is not simply to teach camera settings, but to help you understand how to plan an image, observe the sky, choose your foreground and build a composition.
Experience the Sahara beneath the stars
With Sky of the Sahara, the experience is first and foremost about being out in the field: scouting locations, waiting for the right conditions, preparing a composition and photographing as night falls. I want to maintain a simple, personal approach, where everyone can progress at their own pace while fully enjoying the Sahara.
