Posted on 2019-06-08
Description
As the day winds down, see a city lost in time with the lights turned down low.
Brugge at night is simply a sight to behold, both indoors and outside. Equally, it’s a time for personal tastes and pursuits in photography.
Since this tour is offered exclusively as a private photo tour for maximum flexibility and focus, we have our proven evening route or just let us know what you want for your camera. Landscapes, a tour of locations, photo workshop or “a bit of everything” is all possible.
Like all of our photo tours: We’re here to look after you, right down to tripod provided on request.
**Private tours meet in front of the Basilica of the Holy Blood on Burg Square or wherever you prefer.**
Type of experience
- Photo Tour
Where
- Western Europe
What
- Largely landscapes
- Experience local culture
- Discover a city
- Perfect urban technique
- Street life
- After dark
When
- Anytime
When (if specific dates)
DailyDuration
- Three days
Duration (other)
3 hoursLanguages spoken
English, French, Flemish/DutchWhat is included
- Pro photographer
- Local guide
- Tips
- Personal critique/review
- Other (please specify)
What is included (other)
Awesome (non photo) city map, postcards, a print copy of Andy's photobook.What is not included but recommended for the experience
Umbrella if the weather looks rough. Tripod -higly- recommended, available on request.Five keywords that best describe the experience you will have
Bruges, Belgium, fun, professional, personalCamera equipment used by photographer
Fujifilm, Nikon, advice on all others easily possible.Private or group?
- Private
Max group size
4Min group size
1Non photographer's welcome
YesReviews





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AM was a pleasure to spend time with and quite knowledgeable about Bruges and Ghent. He shared many of his photographs on his iPad, which are quite good, as we walked around. Although we in general don't set out to reproduce other people's images, seeing how he saw things was helpful as we moved from place to place. So I think we would definitely recommend him to people who know their ways around a camera. He also has a lot of technical knowledge about cameras, and some of that was helpful, despite our own years of experience.