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Capturing Vacation Memories

Updated: Jul 19

Hey everyone! I'm super excited to talk about why booking a professional photographer for your vacation, especially in a city like New York, can elevate your trip and create lasting memories. As someone who has traveled extensively and grown up in a family that valued capturing every moment, I understand the importance of preserving those precious experiences. Let me share how hiring a photographer can make your vacation even more special.





Why Book a Photographer for Your Vacation?

Imagine exploring a new city without the pressure of capturing every moment yourself. You can fully immerse yourself in the experience while a professional captures candid moments and posed shots. This way, everyone in your group gets to be in the photos, and no one is stuck behind the camera. Plus, you get high-quality, professionally edited photos that you can cherish forever.


The Observer Package

I offer a unique service called the Observer Package, which is perfect for capturing those spontaneous and candid moments during your trip. For $150 for the first hour and $50 for each additional hour, I follow you around discreetly with a zoom lens, ensuring you stay comfortable and natural. This package is great for those who prefer not to pose but still want beautiful, authentic photos.


For travelers, I offer a customizable version of this package. You can split the hours over multiple days, allowing me to join you at different locations and events throughout your trip. This way, you get a comprehensive photo album that captures the entire journey, from the iconic sights to the little in-between moments.


How It Works

Before your trip, we'll communicate via email to outline your plans and schedule. I'll need to know which days and times you want photography services, and if there are any tickets or special arrangements, we'll handle those in advance. During your stay, we'll stay in touch via text to confirm daily plans and make any necessary adjustments.


On the day of the shoot, we'll meet up to touch base and ensure we’re on the same page. This initial contact is crucial because New York City is vast and crowded, and it's easy to miss each other. Once we’ve connected, I'll follow you from a distance, capturing candid shots and stepping in for posed photos whenever you want. If you decide to extend the session, just text me, and we'll adjust accordingly.


Iconic and Casual Locations

New York City is full of iconic spots that are perfect for vacation photoshoots. Think of walking across the Brooklyn Bridge, posing by Bethesda Fountain in Central Park, or experiencing the bright lights of Times Square at night. But it’s also about capturing the casual moments – getting an ice cream from a street vendor, enjoying a hot dog from a food truck, or simply strolling through the city.


I recommend scheduling your photographer to overlap with your planned activities. For example, if you want to visit Times Square from 8 pm to 9pm, book your session from 7 pm to 10 pm. This way, you get photos of both the iconic locations and the fun moments in between. The same goes for other activities – make sure we capture the whole experience.


Creating Lasting Memories

Booking a photographer for your vacation ensures that everyone is included in the memories. It also frees you up to fully enjoy your trip without worrying about capturing every moment yourself. You’ll end up with a beautiful photo album filled with high-quality images that tell the story of your adventure.


Whether you're a solo traveler, a couple, or a family, having a professional photographer can make a huge difference. You’ll get to be in the moment while knowing that your memories are being expertly documented. Plus, you’ll have amazing photos to share and look back on for years to come.


If you're planning a trip to New York City, consider booking me to capture your journey. It's a great way to enhance your vacation experience and create lasting memories. Let’s make your trip to NYC unforgettable!




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