Photo Safari Guides are professional photographers who have a passion for photography and teaching, not tour quides. Their goal is not only to help you take home memories of Manhattan but to take home skills that last a lifetime. While Photo Safaris take place in historically significant locations, they are photography workshops rather than walking tours or a substitute for a guided historical tour.
Participants must bring their own camera on the tour. Digital point and shoot, D-SLR or SLR cameras are all acceptable. Additional suggested items to bring include the following: memory cards (formatted and ready to go); extra batteries; a mini tripod; the camera's manual; and, a small pocket size note pad and pen. Participant's in the Times Square After Dark Safari must bring a full size tripod.
All Safaris are family friendly, however participants under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
NY Photo Safaris
Iconic NY Part 1 & 2 Safari: 3 hours and 1.5 miles
Explore the most iconic buildings in new york and learn how to work with lines and angles to photograph architecture.
Part 1- Rockefeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, Empire State Building, and capture the motion of the subway.
Part 2- Times Square, the Chrysler building, Grand Central Terminal and the New York Public Library.
Central Park Safari: 2.5 hours and .5 miles
Learn the art of scouting for an image and take full advantage of your camera's capabilities as you discover visual editing.
World Trade Center Safari: 2.5 hours and 1.5 miles
Learn about composition, how to work with reflections and gain understanding of lines and balance while taking architectural pictures of the Freedom Tower, the Oculus, the 911 memorial and more.
Central Park at Night Safari: 2 hours and .5 miles
Learn composition skills and how to take photos in low light conditions. Although a DSLR is preferred, you may use any digital camera with manual overrides; you MUST bring a tripod.
Times Square at Night Safari: 2.5 hours and 1.5 miles
Learn how flash and long exposure works and how to take pictures at night with no flash. Although a DSLR is preferred, you may use any digital camera with manual overrides; you MUST bring a tripod.
ITEM/SKU NUMBER: XD-1456-001
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