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Prague Spring Sunset Photo Shoot: The Previous Spring

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Last checked: 2026-11-01


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A spring sunset in Prague, walking in a red dress and a suit

Hi, I’m author S.
It’s been a while since I last shared photos from a Prague photo shoot.

The couple, dressed in a red dress and a suit, walk in front of a tower of Charles Bridge (Karlův most), backlit by the sunset.

Spring Sunset Photo Shoot in Prague: Summary

I photographed the couple in a red dress and a suit at sunset the previous spring.

●Spring Sunset Photo Shoot in Prague
Here are photos of a couple taken at sunset in spring, with two different color treatments.
Details
Shoot LocationPrague
Shoot DateMay 10, 2023
Duration1 hour
Group Size2 people
Price₩250000
HighlightsSunsets don't wait, so I kept the shoot moving quickly. The photos with Sarangbi Snap's custom color treatment come first, with the original color treatment in a separate gallery below.
Things to NoteI'm not currently offering photo shoots or taking bookings in Prague.

I usually only share photos with Sarangbi Snap’s original color treatment.. Today I’m uploading ones with Sarangbi Snap’s custom color treatment. I’ve included the original versions separately below.
The photos start at sunset. You’re less likely to catch a colorful sunset in Prague in winter.

The couple face each other, silhouetted against the sunset.

By my standards, this shot didn’t work out..
Sarangbi Snap always aims for high-resolution, high-quality photos 😀

The couple stand by the river with a streetlight and a tower of Charles Bridge (Karlův most) in view.
The couple, dressed in a red dress and a suit, stand by the river with Charles Bridge (Karlův most) behind them at sunset.

Cihelná is always a good place for a photo shoot.

The couple lean against the riverside railing with Charles Bridge (Karlův most) behind them.

I took this photo on Mánes Bridge (Mánesův most). The highlight is the clear view of Charles Bridge (Karlův most).

The couple walk along a street where a tram has stopped.

I’d have liked a tram to come along the track on the left.. but at sunset, I don’t have time to wait around. Sunset shoots are a real rush. The sunset won’t wait for you. I already shoot very quickly.. but at sunset, I’m even faster.

The couple look at each other on an uphill street with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view.
The couple stand on a street with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view.

Quite a few of these photos were taken on Mánes Bridge (Mánesův most). Well.. this area is a sunset hot spot.

The couple smile as they lean against the bridge railing beneath the tram wires.

My ideal shot here would have an old tram passing behind them.. but again, at sunset, I can’t spend too long in one place. I really have to hurry and get the shots.

The couple walk across a bridge beneath the sunset sky.

One nice thing about dressing up this well.. people tend to make way when I take photos on a bridge like this. See all the people across on the left? It was just as crowded on this side, but everyone kept to the right, which made it easy to get the photos.

The couple embrace beside a streetlight.
The couple kiss with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) silhouetted against the sunset sky.

The last shot is a silhouette. I edited this one for the thumbnail.. but ended up choosing another.

In this version with the original color treatment, the couple walk in front of a tower of Charles Bridge (Karlův most), backlit by the sunset.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple stand by the river with a streetlight and a tower of Charles Bridge (Karlův most) in view.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple face each other, silhouetted against the sunset.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple stand with Charles Bridge (Karlův most) behind them at sunset.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple walk along a street where a tram has stopped.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple lean against the riverside railing with Charles Bridge (Karlův most) behind them.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple stand on a street with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple smile as they lean against the bridge railing beneath the tram wires.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple walk across a bridge with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple embrace beside a streetlight.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple kiss with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) silhouetted against the sunset sky.
In this version with the original color treatment, the couple walk along a street with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view.

These photos have Sarangbi Snap’s original color treatment.

Booking Information

If I do photo shoots in Prague again, I’ll make a separate announcement.

I’m not currently offering photo shoots or taking bookings in Prague. If I do shoots there again, I’ll make a separate announcement. If I resume shoots in Prague, you can expect to pay around 250,000 KRW for 1 hour during the day, or around 400,000 KRW for a 3-hour session with 2 hours during the day and 1 hour at night. A 3-hour session includes 30 edited photos and 450 original photos.

●Frequently Asked Questions
  • You're less likely to catch a colorful sunset in Prague in winter. These photos were taken at sunset the previous spring.
  • There were lots of people on the side where I was shooting as well as across the bridge. Everyone kept to the right, which made it easy to get the photos.
  • I would have liked an old tram to pass behind them. But it was sunset, so I couldn't wait long in one place.
  • Look at the clear view of Charles Bridge (Karlův most) in the background. The original post also points to it as the highlight of the photo.
  • I lived in Prague for 11 years. I know lots of people there, so I could go whenever I set my mind to it.