If you want real Paris memories—not just selfies—this private photo walk is a relaxed way to see iconic sights and get professional portraits. You’ll feel at ease, pick up local stories, and end up with photos you’ll actually want to print.
We met Frédéric right by the Pont d’Iéna, just as the city was waking up—there’s something about Paris in the early morning, a mix of fresh croissants in the air and that soft golden light you only get before 10am. He greeted us in perfect English (though I heard him switch to Spanish for another group later), and immediately made us feel like old friends instead of awkward models. I’m usually stiff in front of a camera, but he had us laughing within minutes, pointing out how to stand so we didn’t look posed but still looked our best.
We wandered along the Seine, pausing at little spots you’d never think to stop—like this quiet bench with a view of Notre-Dame’s towers peeking over the trees. Frédéric shared stories about the bridges (I never knew Pont Alexandre III had such wild history) and even gave us tips on how to hold hands or look away from the lens for those “candid” shots everyone wants. He snapped away while chatting about his travels and the quirks of Parisian life. By the time we reached the Louvre’s glass pyramid, I’d almost forgotten he was taking photos at all.
Absolutely! The route is flexible—just let your photographer know which spots you love most, like the Eiffel Tower or Notre-Dame.
Your edited digital photos are sent via WeTransfer a few days after your session, both in high and low resolution.
Yes, it’s great for couples, families with kids, or even big friend groups. The photographer gives easy tips so everyone looks natural.
You’ll get a private session with a pro photographer who guides you on poses and candid moments. All unusable shots are filtered out, and you’ll receive both high-res files for printing and smaller ones for sharing online. Advice on gestures and group shots is part of the experience too.
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