Why holiday and city session in Berlin
A holiday photoshoot in Berlin works best when it fits the trip rather than the other way round. Visitors often arrive with a long list — the Brandenburg Gate, the East Side Gallery, the Fernsehturm — spread across a city several times the size they expect. An hour cannot join them all without most of it being spent travelling. So the session is planned around the neighbourhood where you are staying or already plan to be. From a hotel in Mitte that means the Spree embankment and the museum island; from Friedrichshain, the East Side Gallery and the Oberbaumbrücke next to it; from Kreuzberg, the canal. Each gives you recognisably Berlin frames within a short walk, and you get back an hour of your holiday.
Early mornings are when Berlin’s landmarks belong to you: the museum island before eight, the Brandenburg Gate before the tour groups. Summer evenings are long, with sunset after nine. In December the light is gone before four, so an early afternoon slot is best. Sundays are quieter in many areas, since most shops in Germany are closed.
How the session runs
Tell us where you are staying and when you are free, and we will propose a route within one neighbourhood. In Friedrichshain, for example, we meet at the east end of the Oberbaumbrücke, walk along the river side of the East Side Gallery and finish on the bridge as the light comes through its arches. The pace is relaxed, with no fixed poses, and we can stop for a coffee if it suits you. Thirty edited photographs reach your private gallery within 48 to 72 hours — often before your flight home.
What’s included
- 30 edited photographs
- One neighbourhood, on foot
- A route chosen for the hour you are free, not the other way round
- Private gallery within 48 to 72 hours






