Half-Day Photo Tour

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Highlights

Visit the Acropolis and take amazing photos on top of the hill
Learn how to capture life and monuments in a photo while seeing the Plaka neighborhood
Use professional photoshooting techniques in the Roman agora of Athens

Description

You have the chance to learn how to take amazing professional photos while visiting some of the most famous ancient monuments in Athens. You can take this photo shooting tour either early in the morning or late in the evening. It is known in every corner of this planet that universal concepts such as democracy and philosophy were born here, in the holy place of ancient Athens, and the surrounding areas. The program of this photo tour clearly involves the complete guiding and assistance of photographing all of these impressive monuments of the city. Certainly, you could not miss a photo tour to the Acropolis or going to the ancient Agora and Keramikos, but beside everything else, extra care will be given for some features that will add uniqueness to your photography workshop. So, this all-inclusive photo tour of ancient Athens has been enriched by numerous excursions and photographing in places and monuments that ordinary tourists normally unaware of. This is the ideal time to get your photographic gear and become a genuine explorer in the group. What will surely be remembered for a long time will be the photo shooting in the footsteps of ancient Athenians.

Includes

Professional photographer guide
Photography lesson and tips
Entrance tickets to Archaeological sites and museums
Transportation
Cameras
Cameras equipment
Personal expenses

Important Information

You are encouraged to use cameras with interchangeable lenses -mirrorless or DSLRs, a wide and a telephoto lens, a light tripod, extra memory cards and a laptop - but this is not obligatory. In fact, there are some pretty amazing compact cameras out there, with one–inch sensors or less, that can deliver excellent results. At the end of the day, it is the image that counts and not the pixels. Focus is put on the photographer’s skills first, and then on his equipment
Basic good physical health is also required