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Prague Mother-Daughter Photo Shoot: Making the Most of Europe

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Last checked: 2026-10-31


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A mother and daughter walk together through Prague’s streets and gardens on the ramparts

Hi, I’m author S.
Once again, I’m on a tram heading to a photo shoot in Prague. Rather than just sit here and let the time go to waste, I thought I’d share some photos.
Before the pandemic, most of my clients at Sarangbi Snap were honeymooners. Since then, the mix has become much more varied: couples at various stages of marriage, families, solo travelers, mothers and daughters, and men traveling alone. Today, I’ll show you photos of a cheerful mother and daughter.

The mother and daughter sit side by side at a viewpoint overlooking Prague Castle (Pražský hrad).

Mother-Daughter Photo Shoot in Prague: Summary

This shoot with a mother and daughter took a little over an hour.

●Mother-Daughter Photo Shoot in Prague
These photos are from a mother-daughter photo shoot as the two walked together through Prague.
Details
Shoot LocationPrague
Shoot DateMay 10, 2023
Duration1 hour
Group Size2 people
Price₩250000
HighlightsI photographed them with Prague Castle (Pražský hrad) in view and on Hradčanská Street (Hradčanská) on the way to the castle. I also took photos with Strahov Monastery (Strahovský klášter) in the background and visited the gardens on the ramparts.
Things to NotePlease keep in mind when planning your trip that I'm currently not offering photo shoots or taking bookings in Prague.

This was a one-hour shoot,
though the actual shoot took about 1 hour and 10 minutes.
I should mention up front.. I rarely came to this spot on one-hour shoots. There were two conditions for coming here: no backlog of editing + only one group booked for a shoot. That combination.. rarely happened? Try never.

They each chose a solo portrait too!

The mother and daughter walk along Hradčanská Street (Hradčanská), wearing sunglasses.

I took these on Hradčanská Street (Hradčanská), on the way to the castle. It feels like a relaxed stroll through Europe.

The mother and daughter stand beside the steps leading toward Strahov Monastery (Strahovský klášter).

A shot with Strahov Monastery (Strahovský klášter) in the background too!

The mother and daughter sit side by side on the ramparts.

I took some photos in the gardens on the ramparts too. You can really tell they’re on a trip to Prague, can’t you?

The mother and daughter sit on the ramparts with Prague and a church dome in view.

This time, let’s include a little more of the view!

The mother and daughter raise their hands with Prague in the background.

They let out a cheer too.

The mother and daughter pose in front of a railing overlooking Prague.

Clients were choosing this shot a lot around this time. I.. only came here for shoots when the weather was good.

The mother and daughter smile in sunglasses in front of the railing.

They chose another photo from the same spot too. Every time I look at it.. it’s unmistakably Europe, unmistakably Prague!

It was a short but fun shoot. Wishing you both good health and all the best in everything you do!
Thank you 😀

Booking Information

I’ll post a separate announcement if I offer shoots in Prague again.

If I offer shoots in Prague, a 1-hour daytime shoot would cost roughly 250,000 KRW. A 3-hour day-and-night shoot, with 2 hours by day and 1 hour at night, would be around 400,000 KRW. The 3-hour package would include 30 edited photos and 450 original photos. I’m currently not offering photo shoots or taking bookings in Prague, and I’ll post a separate announcement if I resume.

●Frequently Asked Questions
  • I took solo portraits of both of them too. The mother and daughter each chose one.
  • There are 10 photos in total. You can see photos of them together as well as their solo portraits.
  • I rarely went there on one-hour shoots. Back then, I only went when I had no editing backlog and just one group booked for a shoot, which hardly ever happened.
  • I only went to the gardens on the ramparts for shoots when the weather was good. The photo described in the post as a popular choice with clients around that time was taken here too.
  • Before the pandemic, most clients were honeymooners. After that, my clientele expanded to include couples at various stages of marriage, families and solo travelers.