South Beach Night Walk

This workshop is best for those with an SLR or a camera that can fully manipulate iso, aperture and shutter speed.  Your camera should function on a timer setting or have a cable release. You will need a tripod or monopod as well and you may want to bring along a flashlight.  

In order to get the most out of this workshop, it is best if you have an idea of the functions on your camera and an understanding of how aperture, shutter speed, and ISO work in conjunction to determine the proper exposure of an image. If you are not very familiar with your camera's functions, you may wish to take our Beginners I: Break Out of Auto Mode before taking the Night Photography Workshop.

What Is Not Included?

Near the corner of Ocean Drive & 14 Ave. (South Beach, FL)

(Exact meeting location details will be provided immediately upon purchase of tickets.)

Yes, tickets must be purchased in advance to guarantee your spot as workshops often sell out. Tickets can be purchased with Paypal or Credit Card.

Generally workshops are best suited for ages 15 and above. All participants, regardless of age, must purchase a full-price ticket in advance.

The workshop is 2 hours long. We will be on our feet most of the time, however there are benches at the various locations if you wish to rest.

Although we will be on our feet most of the time, the tour stays within the Ocean Drive vicinity. At the end of the tour, your tour guide will be able to direct you back to the starting location or give you directions to where you need to go.

Workshop sizes range from a few people to 15 total. The group size is kept small to maximize the learning experience.

We do go out in all types of weather and in fact you can get some great photos in inclement weather. In the event of rain, we will try to make use of covered locations.

The workshops are for those who do have cameras. Our walking tours are well suited for those who may not have a camera but who are accompanying someone who does as they function as a tour with a photography component.

Please bring a tripod or monopod and a camera that allows you to fully manipulate the aperture and shutter speed and has a timer or cable release. You may also want to bring a flashlight. Please wear comfortable walking shoes and clothes that allow you to move freely. If it is hot out you may want to consider bringing water. If it is raining please bring a rain jacket and umbrella and perhaps a plastic bag to protect your camera. You may also want to bring spare batteries or an extra memory card.

Yes! Although you may be able to get some photos without a tripod, you will need a tripod to get the most out of this workshop.

This workshop is best done with an SLR or other type of camera that allows the manipulation of aperture and shutter speed.

The workshops are designed for participants of an advanced beginner skill level and above. In order to get the most out of this workshop, it is best if you have an idea of the functions on your camera and how to shoot in manual mode. If you need to learn more about your particular camera, there may be time for you to ask questions during the workshop, however it is best if you have an understanding of these functions before attending the workshop. If you are not very familiar with your camera's functions, you may wish to take our Beginners I: Break Out of Auto Mode workshop before taking the Night Photography workshop.

There are restrooms at several of the workshop locations.

Typically there will be food vendors at several of the locations and you are more than welcome to purchase what you would like during one of the stops.

Yes, every participant in the workshop must have a ticket. The workshop is best for those with cameras and if you don't have a camera but plan to accompany someone who does, you may wish to check out one of our walking tours as they function as tours with a photography component.

This workshop can be made wheelchair accessible. If you are interested in this workshop, please click on the "Contact Us" link to inquire further so that accommodations can be made.

No, unfortunately pets are not allowed at the workshops.

Yes. If you are interested in doing this workshop privately, it would be the same as a private tour in which you would focus on night photography although the pricing structure may vary. Please click on the "Contact Us" link to inquire further.

Refund/Rescheduling Policy

Once purchased, tickets cannot be refunded and cannot be rescheduled because your space is being guaranteed at the event.

The activity runs regardless of weather conditions. In the rare situation where the seller is forced to cancel the event, ticket-holders will be allowed to reschedule to another time (subject to availability).

The workshop is appropriate for children ages 15 and up.

Because the workshop requires a certain level of concentration, we believe it is best suited for children ages 15 and above. If you'd like to bring children under the age of 15, please note that all participants must have a ticket in order to attend and that there is no reduced rate.