Instagram tour — Seville

Yes. I shoot with format in mind from the start — verticals for stories and reels, squares and horizontals for the feed — and deliver the photos edited with a consistent finish so your profile has a polished look. They're ready to upload directly. If you work with a specific tone or filter on your account, tell me beforehand and I'll tune the edit to match your visual line.

The key is timing. We start at sunrise, when the Plaza de España, Las Setas and the Santa Cruz lanes are practically empty — unthinkable by mid-morning. I also know the angles and corners that hide the crowds and the moments when the light clears the frame. With planning, even Seville's busiest spots come out clean and with that feeling of having them all to yourself.

The standard tour comfortably fits one change, which is enough to make the content look like two separate sessions. If you want more looks to multiply the posts, we extend the time a little and plan it. I'd recommend choosing pieces in colours that talk to Seville's tile and golden stone, avoiding distracting prints and bringing a couple of accessories — a hat, a shawl, sunglasses — which add a lot to the shots.

Absolutely. Most people who do this tour aren't professionals: they're travellers who want good photos of their trip and a nice feed, without fighting a tripod or asking strangers for favours. I guide you the whole time — how to pose so it doesn't look posed, where to look, how to move — and mix portraits with spontaneous shots. You come across relaxed, and the result looks like someone used to the camera, even if it's your first time.