Explore Photography on Safari In addition to teaching during the academic year at The University of Mississippi I also teach while traveling abroad. Traveling to countries like Kenya, Rwanda, Thailand and Uganda have provided me with many lasting experiences that I strive to share them with my students. Over the past several years I have taken groups mostly to East Africa where the majority of my photographic work has concentrated. I am interested in teaching while on location to provide students with the skills and experiences to make strong photographic work. Each summer provides me with the opportunity to go some place new and teach photography on the road and I would love to have the chance to share it with you. Check back continuously to see where I will go this year and join me! Brooke with her class in Tanzania, 2009. (Click on a thumbnail - right and below - to view full-size image, then use the arrows on each page to scroll through the collections.) Coming Soon for 2011: Tanzania: A Photographic Safari Early June (exact dates and itinerary coming soon) Explore this east African country with photographer Brooke White, assistant professor of art at the University of Mississippi. Experienced guides will take participants through the national parks of Tanzania, leading them to areas optimal for seeing African wildlife. Travelers will have the opportunity to photograph the stunning African landscape ranging from the Ngorongoro Crater, the world's largest unbroken caldera to the grasslands of the Serengeti, home to the largest and longest overland migration in the world. For more information: visit the website Uganda: Arts, Animals and Service Late June (exact dates and itinerary coming soon) Tanzania 2008 Tanzania 2009 Tanzania and Serengetti 2010 Uganda 2010