ManchesterLondon Photography Masterclass - Private Photography Lesson
London Photography Masterclass - Private Photography Lesson is a 3-hour sightseeing tour in London. £160 — 9% below the London median tour price of £175.92, across 598 priced tours. It holds a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 8 reviews. Listed under Tours & Sightseeing. The median tour price in London is £175.92, measured across 598 priced tours. The 25th-percentile tour price in London is £64.24, measured across 598 priced tours.
London⏱ 3 hours★5.0(8 Rating)From £160
Whether you are just starting, are a hobbyist or have years of experience, our team of professional photographers will find superb photographic opportunities for all kinds of interests. Capture not just the grand landmarks, but the stream of car lights and the blurred passing of boats on the River Thames. Take advantage of the one-on-one experience of our private and personalised tour to develop your own creative vision while offering practical tips on photographing in low light and long exposures.
Each tour is crafted to the skills and needs of the participants. Apart from taking photos, you can also expect to learn:
- Night photography basics
- Expert local photography knowledge of the city
- Taking control of your camera: f-stop, shutter speed, ISO and focusing
- Long exposure light streaking - cars, boats
- Reviewing your photography
Key facts
- £160 — 9% below the London median tour price of £175.92, across 598 priced tours.
- 3 h — 20% longer than the London median of 2 h 30 min, across 593 tours.
- The median tour price in London is £175.92, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The 25th-percentile tour price in London is £64.24, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The 75th-percentile tour price in London is £345, measured across 598 priced tours.
- The median tour in London runs 2 h 30 min, measured across 593 tours with a published duration.
- 98% of London's 598 categorised tours carry the "Tours & Sightseeing" tag, the most common of 18 categories in the city.
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