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Prague 1-Hour Photo Shoot: A Spring Day
Photos from a spring day in Prague, walking through the crowds on Charles Bridge (Karlův most)
Hi, I’m author S.
Today I’ll show you photos from a route I often used for one-hour photo shoots in Prague 😀
These photos were taken the previous spring.
Prague 1-Hour Photo Shoot Summary
These photos from the previous spring show places I often visited on one-hour shoots.
Details
Today’s photos start on Charles Bridge (Karlův most).
I photographed them walking through the crowds.
Today’s thumbnail is from Shakespeare and Sons!
The owner will ask you not to block the entrance, so I take affectionate shots like this to keep it clear 😀
You can’t go wrong with Aquamare.
This is a spot.. where I took lots of photos even eight or nine years earlier. With advances in photography equipment and techniques, I was taking photos here pretty much whenever I passed by.
I used to take lots of walking shots on Mánes Bridge (Mánesův most), having the couple walk almost from one end to the other. I usually kept the people small in the frame against a sweeping backdrop.. but as you can see, it was too crowded for that, so I framed the shots to make Prague recognizable.
This is a spot.. where I’d been taking photos since my early days of doing photo shoots in Prague. Strahov Monastery (Strahovský klášter), St. Nicholas Church (Kostel sv. Mikuláše), and St. Vitus Cathedral (Katedrála sv. Víta)! All those Prague landmarks in one shot!
The photos are a bit out of order.. but this is at the end of Mánes Bridge (Mánesův most), in front of the Rudolfinum. I think sweet, romantic shots look lovely here 😀
This is a shot I often used for night shoots. But it works well in daylight too, so I took a shot like this.
You can always count on Cihelná. Come to think of it, these photos are a bit jumbled up ~_~
It was a short shoot.. but I had a great time photographing you! Wishing you health and happiness, always! Thank you 😀
Today I shared a quick look at the locations and shots I often used for one-hour photo shoots in Prague. Of course, these vary with the weather and circumstances, so use them as a guide.
Booking Information
I’m not currently taking bookings for photo shoots in Prague. If I resume them, I’ll announce it separately.
If I resume photo shoots in Prague, a one-hour daytime shoot would cost around 250,000 KRW. A three-hour shoot combining two hours in daylight and one hour at night would cost around 400,000 KRW. The three-hour shoot would include 30 edited photos and 450 original photos. I’m not currently offering photo shoots or taking bookings in Prague. If I resume them, I’ll announce it separately.
- I kept the entrance clear while taking photos. If you block it, the owner will ask you not to.
- It's Letenská Street (Letenská). I took lots of photos there even eight or nine years earlier, and I was still taking photos there regularly as I passed by.
- It was taken outside an antiques shop at the start of Aleš Embankment (Alšovo nábřeží). The shop closed during the pandemic, so it was empty in the photo.
- Strahov Monastery (Strahovský klášter) and St. Nicholas Church (Kostel sv. Mikuláše) are also visible. You can see St. Vitus Cathedral (Katedrála sv. Víta) too. I'd been taking photos at this spot since my early days of doing photo shoots in Prague.
- It depends on the weather and circumstances. The places in these photos were ones I often visited on one-hour shoots, so they should give you an idea of the route.