Concrete Jungle Photo Walk

New York, New York

3 hours

1 - 10 People

4 Reviews

Details

Discover the most unique vantage points for many of the city's famous landmarks! I will share with you these privileged corners of NYC along with various, must-have, techniques so you can shoot your own stunning photographs. You'll learn how to choose the best angle and compositions and learn how to think about creative new ways to best use your camera's settings in manual mode.

Take a photo tour to take unique pictures of New York and learn to use all the features of your photo equipment. You only need to bring your best camera and walking shoes.

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Itinerary

The walking tour and a photography lesson throughout.

Reviews

Tex R.

I highly recommend the Concrete Jungle Photo Walk. This 3 hour photo and camera learning experience goes by in the blink of a shutter...Understanding and using your camera in a fun way, with an informative expert guide, provides photo memories and an adventure that will never be forgotten..... Personally I found this Jungle Photo Walk nothing less than "Awesome".

Marc D.

I learnt a lot of new lessons, tips and tricks which will help me in producing better pictures and most importantly I had great fund at the same time. Thank you Louis.

Vayable T.

Sam's tour is a photography class in the middle of New York City! You will go to various landmark buildings and take pictures of them from very interesting perspectives and vantage points. If you're a total beginner in photography, he'll teach you the basics. But if you're more advanced he'll show you some nifty tricks! We recommend that you bring a group of friends that have about the same skill level as you so no one is left behind or is bored! He's a banker by day and knows plenty of NY facts and great places to eat and play. Happy shooting!

June L.

We've all stuck our noses up at those people with fancy DSLRs that shoot only in automatic mode. My excuse for not knowing anything about photography is that I don't have a fancy camera to play with. I borrowed my friend's camera for this tour and now know how to do the basics like adjust the aperture, shutter speed, focus points, and ISO. Now I can function somewhat decently in manual mode and show up my friends who actually DO have those fancy cameras. I got a bit of architectural history in New York from this tour too!