I have done multiple trips with them. If you have interest in photography and want to have a different travel experience, they are the best.Few points below:1. Well organized2. Pocket friendly3. You dont need to think about anything, all has been taken care of already4. Always ready to help if u have any query5. Friendly atmosphere6. Safe and fun for solo travelers7. Very neatly done itinerary8. Not to be mentioned you will learn a lot about photography if u are a beginner like me, traveling with a well known wild life photographer has some advantages 😄

Well I am glad to be a part of this group. I had really good experience traveling with them. They are travel professional. Very friendly n reliable. Trips organized are Value for money. M also looking forward n excited to be a part of their next International trip to Masai Mara n Mombasa (Kenya).Thanks,Jyothika

Did a weekend tour with Camera Shutter Up to Tada waterfalls and Pulicat Lake on Republic Day weekend. Trip was well organized, with breaks/pit stops whenever needed. Stay at resort was fine, with fun and games, as well as good food. Nice to meet photographers from previous trips, and made new friends too! Got beautiful photographs of water birds, especially Pink Flamingos at Pulicat Lake. Lunch was organized on an island in middle to lake: Nice to relax in nature! A budget-friendly trip, looking forward to future events!

I was introduced to Harsha and his dad Mr Narayanawamy by a friend. Serendipity. And it was the best thing to happen to me and my photography this year. In the short time I’ve known camera shutter up, I’ve attended a couple of hands-on workshops (water drop refraction, and pattern portraits). I’ve also done a trip to the backwaters with them and learnt some tips on light painting and astro. Apart from having made some awesome fellow photographer friends.Will look forward to more with the group. Harsha and his dad are down to earth, ever willing to help you with tips not just on clicks but gears and settings, and everything in between. They’re the best teachers - appreciative and critical - and let you learn well.

I came across Camera Shutter Up(CSU) by chance and have been happy to be doing photography workshops and travel with them over the past few months.The workshops are hands-on and informative and for the most part techniques you can try at home and with a not-so-expensive camera as well.Wildlife happens to be their forte but their workshops are on an array of subjects like portraits, light painting, astro, travel and landscape amongst other genres.The travel trips have been fun and budget friendly and yet hygenie, cleanliness and comfort have never been compromised.So far, iv done a trip to Ramanagara, Tadoba, Hampi and Pulicat and Iv had the best time in all of them.Harsha and his dad are camera savvy and never hesitate to teach you techniques of photography which one cant learn in a classroom.