City photo tour — Seville

A normal session usually centres on one or two locations and polished portraits. The city tour is more dynamic: we walk through the city stringing together several icons, mixing portraits with shots of you exploring, buying oranges, crossing a bridge. The result tells a whole day in Seville, not just a pose. It's perfect if you want travel memories with you in them and, along the way, to discover the city with a local behind the camera.

The standard route runs through public spaces and exteriors — the Plaza de España, the Santa Cruz lanes, the area around the Cathedral, the banks of the Guadalquivir — where there are no tickets and the light is magnificent. If you want to include the interior of the Real Alcázar or another paid monument, the tickets are bought separately and, in many cases, a permit for professional photography is required. I flag any cost or paperwork in advance so there are no surprises.

Seville's old town is compact and almost all of it is done comfortably on foot: the main locations are ten or twenty minutes' walk from each other. I design the itinerary so the route flows with no absurd stretches. We go at a strolling pace, with frequent stops to photograph, so it's not an athletic hike. If you travel with kids or prefer to take it easy, we shorten distances and add breaks.

For everyone. A solo traveller gets real travel portraits instead of selfies; a couple, a romantic series through the city; a family, fun and natural photos with the kids playing among the orange trees; a group of friends, the memory of the trip together. I just adjust the pace and the kind of stops to who's coming. Tell me how many you are and what you're after at booking, and I build the route to fit you.