From US$110 per person
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- Group size
- Up to 30
- Language
- English
About this tour
See Charleston differently—and come home with the photographs to prove it. Explore colorful streets, hidden alleyways, historic architecture, reflections, shadows, and changing Lowcountry light while learning directly from a photographer with more than 30 years of photography and teaching experience.
This is hands-on, relaxed, and built around your skill level. Learn the exposure triangle—aperture, shutter speed, and ISO—along with focus, depth of field, lens choice, composition, framing, perspective, and working creatively with light. More experienced photographers can dive deeper into layering, visual storytelling, and developing their personal style.
Bring anything from a smartphone to professional gear. You’ll leave with great photographs of Charleston, a better understanding of your camera, and practical techniques you can use anywhere you shoot next.
Accessibility, as stated by the supplier
- Wheelchair accessible
- Stroller accessible
Meeting point: Front Market of Building on Meeting Street.
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Itinerary
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- 1
You can’t really come to Charleston without stopping by Rainbow Row! We’ll wander past these famous pastel homes, talk about how they became one of the city’s most recognizable sights, hear a few fun stories, and of course make time for some great photos.(15 min)
- 2
St. Michael’s Church is one of Charleston’s oldest and most beautiful landmarks, with its soaring white steeple overlooking the historic district since the 1700s. Discover its remarkable architecture, historic churchyard, and the stories of the people and events that have made it part of Charleston’s history for generations.(15 min)
- 3
Washington Square and the Four Corners of Law is one of Charleston’s most fascinating intersections, where four historic buildings represent city, state, federal, and religious law. Surrounded by beautiful architecture and centuries of history, this corner offers a quick glimpse into Charleston’s government, faith, politics, and colorful past—all in one stop.(30 min)
- 4
Step into the Charleston City Market, where the smell of local treats, the sound of conversation, and rows of colorful art and handmade goods fill the historic market sheds. Watch sweetgrass basket makers at work, browse local treasures, and experience one of the busiest, most colorful, and most unmistakably Charleston places in the city.(1 hr)
- 5
This is where Charleston really opens up. Stroll beneath the palms of Waterfront Park, stop for photos at the famous Pineapple Fountain, and take in the breeze and wide-open views of the Cooper River. Along the way, see the beautiful Cooper Hotel and the centuries-old Old Exchange Building, where Charleston’s colorful waterfront, maritime history, and modern Southern charm all come together.(30 min)
- 6
Tucked away between Charleston’s historic streets, Philadelphia Alley feels like stepping into a secret corner of the city. Follow the narrow brick pathway beneath shady trees and old garden walls while discovering stories of fires, duels, neighborhood life, and how this beautiful little passage earned its unusual name. It’s quiet, atmospheric, and one of Charleston’s best hidden gems.(15 min)
Know before you go
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Included
- Admission fee
- In-person Guide
Not included
- Please bring water!
Cancellation
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Location & contact
- Area
- Charleston, South Carolina
- Meeting point
- Front Market of Building on Meeting Street
- Contact
- The tour operator’s own details aren’t published. Questions about access or your booking go through Viator, which handles the booking and passes your request to the operator.
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