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Embark on a photo journey like never before as you experience Central Park and cover the basics of taking pictures of the natural environment, from cityscapes to landscapes. You'll learn the art of scouting for an image and then visually editing it for the perfect photograph. Take advantage of seasonal changes in foliage and venture through Central Park to capture photos with your unique lens. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced photographer, you'll leave with the tips and tricks to capture nature the way it was meant to be seen.
Note: Any digital camera is required. DSLR camera rentals are available for $30 each. Point and shoot camera rentals are available for $20 each.
Photo Safari in Central Park
What to expect
- Cover the fundamentals of taking pictures in nature
- Learn to scout and visually edit an image
- All experience levels welcome
Booking Calendar
| Date | Start Time | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sat, Jul 2 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Jul 3 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Jul 9 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Jul 10 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Jul 16 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Jul 17 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Jul 23 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Jul 24 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Jul 30 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Jul 31 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Wed, Aug 3 | 1:30pm | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Thu, Aug 4 | 1:30pm | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Aug 6 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Aug 7 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Aug 13 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Aug 14 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Aug 20 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Aug 21 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Aug 27 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Aug 28 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Sep 10 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Sep 11 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Sep 17 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Sep 18 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sat, Sep 24 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Sep 25 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Oct 2 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Fri, Oct 7 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Oct 9 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Fri, Oct 14 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Oct 16 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Fri, Oct 21 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Oct 23 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Fri, Oct 28 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Oct 30 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Fri, Nov 4 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Nov 6 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Fri, Nov 11 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Nov 13 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Fri, Nov 18 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Nov 20 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
| Sun, Nov 27 | 9:30am | 2.5 hours | $100.00 |
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Key Highlights
| Price | $100.00 per guest |
| Duration / Session | 2.5 hours |
| # Sessions | 1 |
| Rating | 11 positive reviews |
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations at least 48 hours prior to scheduled class date are eligible for a full refund. Cancellations between 24 and 48 hours prior to the start of class are offered a credit towards a future class.
Reviews
(out of 11 votes)
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Mariam S.
Photo Safari in Central Park January 6, 2014Great experience, very nice instructor and very good tips!
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Eugene C.
Photo Safari in Central Park August 4, 2013Instructor was outstanding in that she gave individual attention in a group environment. She was specific in my needs, and made my photography better.
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tghalsted .
Photo Safari in Central Park June 7, 2013We did the Central Park Safari. Our instructor was great and the class size was intimate enough that she was able to help each of us at our skill and equipment level. My daughter learned how to use her new camera and I learned how to use the camera in my new smart phone.
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2togo2enjoy .
Photo Safari in Central Park May 28, 2013Did a Central Park photo safari with Zim on Friday 3rd May. She is very enthusiastic about photography and spends lots of time explaining how to get the best from your camera. Although there were about 7-8 of us on the safari she managed to spend time with everyone explaining things and looking at your pictures and showing you how to improve them. Who knew that shooting into the sun could create such images! We were really impressed. Would have liked to do another safari but we were on a very tight sightseeing schedule but this is definitely a top thing to do in New York if you are in to photography or want to learn more about how to take really good holiday shots to impress your friends. After this my shots of the rest of our New York trip were really good and my Brooklyn Bridge was very impressive I thought.
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Sabrina R.
Photo Safari in Central Park April 15, 2013Learning about photo composition while walking around Central Park was a wonderful experience. I learned a lot, so much so that I would take the class a second time. I had Zim as an instructor and she was wonderful, she was very personable and helpful. She understood that my expectations were to just take better photos when I go on vacation or at an important event and she taught me a lot about how to do that through composition and few settings on my camera.
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Dubvegas .
Photo Safari in Central Park March 22, 2013This class covered more in NYC spirit and photography learning than I realised - for the rest of my trip, I could 'hear' Zim's lessons over my shoulder and am so grateful! Learned about my camera and learned loads about the complex simpicity of taking a good-better-best shot - thanks Zim; wish I had been able to do more than the Central Park class, highly recommended experience.
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Gptvxgirl .
Photo Safari in Central Park February 4, 2013We went on the Central Park photo safari with Zim on a very, very, very frigid January morning! There were a total of 3 students. The park was nearly empty because of the extreme cold. Zim was super awesome. She's a passionate, educated, effective teacher. She loves sharing her vast knowledge and skill with others. She's a LOT of fun to be around. She adapts her teaching to the level of each individual participant. She does a great job of devoting equal time to each student's learning and interests. Zim made sure everyone got attention and encouragement. She gave us specific assignments, then immediately reviewed our work and provided feedback for improvement, demonstrating exactly what she meant when necessary. I really appreciated that she encouraged us to contact her after the tour if we thought of any more questions. You really can't get a better experience than what we were provided by Zim and New York City Photo Safari!
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FranS509 .
Photo Safari in Central Park January 14, 2013This was the perfect setting to learn. Small class size maximized the individual attention provided by the instructor. By providing feedback on photos, you learn how to improve your photography skills. The instructor, Zim, was very knowledgable and extremely helpful. Would definately take another class!
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PhilTee1 .
Photo Safari in Central Park December 21, 2012Very easy going, well paced and adaptive. Highly recommended. Best for composition, I would be amazed if you didn't end up with more usable shots after the course. Great hands on instruction with plenty of show and tell, you show her your shot and she tell's you what to try to fix it!
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Keith M.
Photo Safari in Central Park July 18, 2012NYC PS should break the classes into beginners and advanced levels. Trying to cater to both in the same 2.5 hour period is simply unrealistic. While I don't doubt the experience of the knowledgeable instructor, I just fundamentally disagree that the best approach is to buy a cheap camera, leave it on auto, and focus entirely (pun intended) on composition.
I think the value (time and money spent) of the "Central Park Photo Safari" is questionable for anyone above a beginning level SLR photographer.
If the compositional makeup of my group were different -- say all advanced amateurs, I think I would have had a different opinion. -
Ravi L.
Photo Safari in Central Park May 3, 2014Did not leave comment
