Berlin Blue Hour Photography Walking Tour

Everybody takes photos nowadays, especially while traveling. But there's a distinct difference between snapping a quick shot of a landmark and carefully crafting a photograph. The goal of this photowalk through the center of Berlin is to provide you with the photographic skill set to capture some of Berlin's most iconic landmarks in the best light. The blue hour is when a city is most photogenic. It's the time of day when natural and artificial light are equally bright and complement each other perfectly. Did you ever wonder how to capture those cool light-trails or how to get a shot of a famous landmark without any people in it? Well, I will happily share all of the tips and tricks I use myself to capture cityscapes during the blue hour. This way you will not only end up with some stunning shots for your social media, but also with the knowledge to make your next city trip a photographic success, too.

Meeting Point

Pariser Platz 4

Pariser Platz 4, 10117 Berlin, Germany

This place is very central and easy to get to. It's best to take public transport. You can take line s1, s2 or s25 to "Brandenburg Gate". Once you leave the station you'll see the Brandenburg Gate. The Academy of Arts is on the left hand side. I'll wait for you right in front of the entrance.

What's included:

• I can provide two tripods in case you don't have one or don't want to bring it with you.

What to expect:

Pariser Platz 4

We will start our photowalk in the epicenter of Berlin, at the world-famous Brandenburg Gate. From here we will either continue on to the Reichstag and the government district to capture some photographs of contemporary architecture, or head down Unter den Linden Street to photograph the Berlin Cathedral and the beautiful Gendarmenmarkt.