Cape Spear & St. John’s Photography Tour
Join us for a morning of photography at Cape Spear, Petty Harbour, Quidi Vidi, Jelly Bean Houses, Signal Hill, and others.
Find yourself out here on the edge of a continent, photographing icebergs, whales, puffins and the most dramatic coastlines.
Find Your TourPlease see possible tours listed below! However, if you are looking for something a little different please visit "Custom Tours Available" and we will be happy to help build your own custom photography experience.
Join us for a morning of photography at Cape Spear, Petty Harbour, Quidi Vidi, Jelly Bean Houses, Signal Hill, and others.
There is off the beaten path and then there is this place. Step back in time and photograph the heritage of Newfoundland & Labrador.
Explore and photograph St. John's as we learn to shoot in low light.
Travel to the Bonavista Peninsula and photograph icebergs, whales, puffins and the rugged coastline of Newfoundland.
During this photo tour we will capture most of what Newfoundland is known for such as icebergs, whales, puffins, lighthouses, coastline
During this photo tour we will capture the most of what Newfoundland is known for such as icebergs, whales, puffins, gannets, landscapes.
Walk the colourful streets of downtown St. John's and learn tips and tricks of photographing the jelly bean houses.
Photograph the first sunrise at the most north-easterly point in North America, jelly bean houses, Quidi Vidi and more...
Photograph all the wonders of the Atlantic Ocean from a zodiac. Get those images of icebergs, whales, puffins and the rugged coastline.
Due to Covid 19, we are taking our private photo lessons online. We will be practising social distancing while learning and having fun.
C Reardon - Wellington, New Zealand"We went on an amazing photo tour with Michael. We got great photos using his guidance and expertise. Our wish list included, icebergs, whales, and puffins and Michael certainly didn’t disappoint. We saw minkes, fin, and a humpback whale. We were lucky enough to get pictures of the humpback..."
