Buenos Aires: Private Photo Tour for Amateur Photographers

Caminito, Argentina



You will experience a unique private photography tour, where we will work together on achieving great photographs in the best places of two of the most beautiful neighborhoods in Buenos Aires.

Highlights

  • Enjoy and photograph some of the hidden gems of Buenos Aires
  • Save time by going straight to the most photogenic corners and viewpoints
  • Use guidance from a travel and landscape photographer published worldwide
  • Improve your technical and composition skills while you take great photographs
  • Learn from internationally published photographer Bernardo Galmarini

Description

We start with an introductory talk in a typical 'Notable' Cafe, talking about the basics of camera functions, exposure, composition (if necessary), and there is a snack included (Coffee with croissants, or similar). Otherwise, if you already know how to use your camera, we just start taking photos.

You will explore and make photographs of the best and most photogenic places in La Boca (Caminito surroundings). After La Boca, we will take a public bus to San Telmo (15 minutes from La Boca), where we will explore some old cafes, Dorrego Square, and the gem of the neighborhood: The Old San Telmo Market. I promise you will return home with photographs you will be proud of.

My travel photos have been published worldwide, in web sites, magazines and travel guides such as: Conde Nast Traveler, Travel & Leisure, Lonely Planet, AA Guides, Michelin Travel Guides, and many more.

I take my work very seriously, and that is why I won the 'Luxury Travel Guide Awards' (2017, 2018 & 2021) and the 'Travel and Hospitality Awards' (2018, 2019 & 2021) as the 'Best Tour Company' for my Photography Tours in Buenos Aires and Colonia del Sacramento.

Therefore, a service of excellence and a maximum personal dedication will be guaranteed.

Includes

  • A cup of coffee with croissants (or similarly priced snack)
  • Transportation from Caminito (La Boca) to San Telmo (15 min bus trip)
  • Personalized guidance and tips about technical aspects of photography (gear, composition, exposure, etc)

Excludes

  • Transportation from hotel towards meeting point and from ending point to hotel is not included (Uber & taxi are fully available in the city)
  • Extra food and drinks
  • Tips for street artists you will eventually photograph (if you want it)
  • Tripod or camera gear: you will bring your own camera, and photography gear

Important Information

  • You will need extra camera battery
  • Bring comfortable shoes and clothes (we will walk on cobblestone streets)
  • Bring a lens focal length range between 24mm and 120mm (for most of the subjects). A wider angle lens could be useful for indoor architecture shots

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes an introductory session on camera basics, a photo walk to photogenic locations in Buenos Aires, and guidance from photographer Bernardo Galmarini.
The tour is led by Bernardo Galmarini, an internationally published travel and landscape photographer based in Argentina.
It begins at a traditional 'Notable' Cafe in Buenos Aires, where participants receive an introductory talk and a snack.
Participants receive personalized advice on camera functions, exposure, and composition while practicing photography around selected Buenos Aires locations.
Yes, the tour is designed for amateur photographers, including beginners looking to improve their technical and composition skills.
Participants need to bring their own camera equipment; guidance is given on how to use your own camera effectively.
The tour can be booked year-round; check the website for current availability and recommended times based on lighting conditions.
The tour focuses on select photogenic corners and viewpoints, which may include lesser-known spots rather than typical landmarks.
Tour duration details are available on the website; lengths typically range between 3 and 4 hours.
Yes, the tour can be tailored to focus on areas of interest such as street photography, architecture, or landscapes in Buenos Aires.

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