After eight years of earning continuous five-star reviews for my Rome Photo Fun Tours and building lasting friendships with customers and bloggers, I’m thrilled to introduce multi-day photography tours and workshops across Italy’s most stunning regions—Tuscany, Umbria, Latium, and Apulia.

Just like my single-day tours, these new experiences go far beyond the standard offerings. Designed to be both professional and immersive, they focus on creativity, authenticity, and a deeply personalized approach, ensuring an unforgettable journey for every photographer.

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In fact, they will be:

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• Private, meaning made by a minimum of 1 person to a maximum of 4.
   

• Absolutely private, meaning they can be booked by only one person wishing to travel alone or accompanied only by his/her spouse, partner, or friend.
   

• Bookable either according to the dates shown on the website, or, upon agreement, on different dates based on clients' traveling time availability. 

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• By receiving the request in due time, it will also be possible to have shorter or longer tours customized on clients' time availability and likes, as follows.

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• The prices for tours from three to five days workshops will be 800 Euros per day, including transportation, meals such as breakfast, lunch and dinner (excluding alcoholic beverages), and lodging in three to four star accommodations (B&Bs, Country houses, or Hotels).

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• Any additional day to the one-week already existing workshop will be calculated as 715 euros per day, on top of the starting fee.

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• Ensuring that each participant will be thoroughly guided and mentored throughout the duration of the photo tour.
   

• Granting post-production and portfolio reading sessions, performed with all the proper and keen attention that customers deserve.
   

• Conducive of a friendly learning atmosphere and process, that will transform a common photo tour into a real compelling experience.
   

• Encouraging participants not only to take the best shots of iconic locations but also to explore other photo options, in order for them to find their own shots, vision, and visual voice, rather than copycatting the mainstream, postcard photos.
   

• Strongly discounted for the photographer’s accompanying spouse, partner, or friend, who, in fact, will be paying only 30% of the entire fee, to cover his or her hotel, meals, and transportation costs.
   

• Financially convenient for those photographers that, creating a group of 3 or 4 people traveling together, will be granted a 30% discount on their own, individual fee.

 

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WHAT TO BRING:
 

• DSLR or Mirrorless camera, remote shutter release, extra batteries, memory cards, charger

• A wide-angle lens, e.g. Nikkor 14-24 or Canon 17-40 for landscapes or architecture

• A middle-zoom lens such as a 24-70 mm for street photography, portraits, urban life, nature

• A telephoto zoom lens, 70-200 mm for shooting distant landscapes, street scenes, wildlife

• Possibly a polarizer and an ND filter

• A tripod, possibly with a strong head, able to support heavy lenses

• Waterproof camera protection in case of shooting at sea

• Casual clothes for dinners and lunches and photography workshops

• A portable computer for post-production and portfolio reading sessions