In Tunisia, unfortunately, there are no photo masters of European level, so it's almost impossible to find a teacher for a master class. Even photographers who own good photographic equipment (at least Canon 5D Mark I) are unlikely to be able to give you more knowledge than a photo teacher in Russia - they just got their hand in the craft, without much knowledge in the field of optics and composition. Therefore, to go to Tunisia to learn the art of photography is best with the teacher from Russia "in the kit."

But in Tunisia it makes sense to go to practice - the country is very diverse, original and picturesque. Here you can practice in shooting landscapes (Ain Draham, Tabarka, Matmata's lunar mountains, Tozer oases, Salt Lake Schott El Jerid, Sahara desert, of course); city ​​photography - the streets of the medina of Tunisia, the fantastic white-blue Sidi-bu-Said, the life of the resort coast; portrait - a mass of colorful types in the "workers 'and peasants' cafes.

As such, there are no photographs in the desert, but this can be arranged by ordering an individual excursion to the Sahara. Or book a hotel in Douz, come there for a few days and hire a jeep with a driver (or a camel with a driver) on the spot. In any case, your trip will be individual, group photos in the Sahara are not satisfied (perhaps, the situation will change in the future).