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Prague Family Photos in Hanbok: A Sky That Suits Hanbok

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Last checked: 2026-11-01


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Family photos with a child in hanbok under the Prague sky

Hi, I’m author S.
Today I’m sharing family photos from Prague.
This was a 2-hour daytime shoot.

The family in hanbok sits on a bench overlooking Prague Castle (Pražský hrad).

Family Photo Shoot in Hanbok in Prague: Summary

A daytime family shoot with everyone from the grandmother to the child in hanbok.

●Family Photo Shoot in Hanbok in Prague
I took photos of 3 generations of the family as they played and ran around with the child in hanbok.
Details
Shoot LocationPrague
Shoot DateAugust 20, 2024
Duration1 hour
Group Size4 people
Price₩250000
HighlightsI demonstrate movements for the child and quickly photograph them copying me. I also took photos of the family beaming and separate portraits of the grandmother.
Things to NoteI'm currently not doing photo shoots or accepting bookings in Prague.

We start at Our Lady of Exile.
I edited out all the messy chains behind them 😀
I make the photos look as clean as possible.

The grandmother poses alone in hanbok with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view.

I take separate portraits of the grandmother too.

Three generations of the family gather on a bench with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in the background.
The grandmother and child in hanbok pose with the parents overlooking the red-roofed city and castle.

Since they’re in Prague, I make the photos feel as unmistakably Prague as possible.

The family stands under a cloudy sky.

The walking against the sky shot,

The child in hanbok spreads both arms on the grass with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view.

I encourage the child to move. My photography style is gradually heading in this direction. This is what makes photographing kids fun.

The family stands on the grass with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view.

A fa-a-ancy travel portrait 😀

The child in hanbok poses with the family on a cobbled lane.

I keep things relaxed, take the photos quickly and move on.

The family stands side by side in front of a patterned wall.

This is the kid-friendly version of my shot at Schwarzenberg Palace (Schwarzenberský palác). With just adults, I include more of the surroundings for a grander feel.

The family is photographed from below in front of St. Vitus Cathedral (Katedrála sv. Víta).

Family photos with big smiles—easy for me 😀

The child in hanbok spreads both arms in the square in front of the cathedral.

Doing that move I taught them earlier again 😀
So adorable.

The family holds the child in hanbok with the cathedral in the background.

Now they’re doing it without any prompting

The grandmother and child in hanbok smile with their hands against their faces.

Just a candid shot

The family in hanbok stands beside a red brick wall.

I demonstrate these movements for them as we go. They only look natural for about the first 3 seconds, so I work quickly.

The face of the child in hanbok is shown with their hair blowing in the wind.

A candid shot from a distance
Ultra-wide-angle or long telephoto lenses really are good for photographing kids.

The family in hanbok stands beside a garden bench with the cathedral spires in view.

A classic Prague photo I take quite often 😀

The parents and grandmother hold the child in front of a brick wall.

I cupped my face in my hands and winked, and the child copied me so well 😀
I tilted my head too, but I guess they missed that,,

The child in hanbok sits on a wall and winks with the family.

Everyone has a family photo like this, right?

The family stands at a viewpoint overlooking Charles Bridge (Karlův most) and the river.

We finish with a photo that leaves no doubt they’ve been to Prague.

I had a lovely time with you the previous summer, and I wish you lasting health and happiness. Thank you 😀

Booking Information

If I do photo shoots in Prague again, I’ll announce it separately.

I’m currently not doing photo shoots or accepting bookings in Prague. If I do shoots there again, I’ll announce it separately. If I resume shoots in Prague, a 1-hour daytime session would cost around 250,000 KRW. A 3-hour daytime and night session, with 2 hours by day and 1 hour at night, would cost around 400,000 KRW. A 3-hour shoot would include 30 edited photos and 450 originals.

●Frequently Asked Questions
  • It was a 2-hour daytime shoot. These photos show 3 generations of the family: the grandmother, the parents and the child in hanbok.
  • I took the photos in this post in a way that suited the child. With just adults, I include more of the surroundings for a grander feel.
  • They only look natural for about the first 3 seconds, so I work quickly. I showed the child how to cup their face in their hands and wink, and they copied me well.
  • Ultra-wide-angle or long telephoto lenses are good for photographing kids. This post also includes photos of the child taken from a distance.
  • I started at Our Lady of Exile, then took photos in the lanes and the square in front of St. Vitus Cathedral (Katedrála sv. Víta). I also photographed the family in a garden and at a viewpoint overlooking Charles Bridge (Karlův most).