|
|

Dublin’s layers of history create endless photo opportunities. On this walking tour, you’ll discover the city’s photogenic side, from Georgian doorways and canal reflections to modern marvels rising beside medieval foundations. You’ll also learn exactly how to capture these moments with practical photography techniques for smartphone cameras. The tour starts at the historic Triumphal Arch near the Custom House. I’ll share Dublin’s layered history, from Viking origins to modern tech hub transformation. You’ll weave through the revitalized Docklands, along the peaceful Grand Canal, and towards Georgian Dublin’s architectural treasures. You’ll learn to see reflections, frame compositions, and capture street photography opportunities that most visitors miss entirely. This tour isn’t just about taking pictures. I’ll also tell you the stories behind each location, like how famine ships departed these quays to the Easter Rising battles fought on Mount Street Bridge. The tour ends at Oscar Wilde’s life-sized statue in elegant Merrion Square where the literary giant once played as a child. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to: • Capture the Jeanie Johnston Famine Ship replica, which carried 2,500 emigrants across the Atlantic without losing a single passenger • Photograph the harp-shaped Samuel Beckett Bridge using panoramic techniques and creative framing of its architectural details • Learn street photography at the Triumphal Arch while discovering Dublin’s transformation from medieval settlement to modern capital • Frame reflections at Grand Canal Dock, now known as Silicon Docks, home to Google, Facebook, and other tech giants • Explore the Georgian doors of Mount Street, each with unique fanlights that survived 1970s demolition threats thanks to student protests • Visit Admiral Brown’s statue and learn about the Irishman who founded Argentina’s navy and has streets named after him across South America • Practice low-angle photography at the quirky Joker’s Chair memorial to comedian Dermot Morgan, star of Father Ted By the end of this 60-minute walking tour, you’ll have heard several of Dublin’s compelling narratives, combined with practical photography instruction.
Price: £9.99 from VoiceMap
| Retailer | Price | |
|---|---|---|
| VoiceMap | £9.99 | Go to shop |
Dublin’s Temple Bar district is one of the most popular destinations in all of Ireland. For centuries, the area has attracted travellers who come to experience its vibrant pub-lined streets. On this walking tour, we’ll go beyond the music and bustling...
There’s more to Stockholm than its Old Town and, on this walking tour, I’ll show you the very best of the city centre. Starting at the MOOD gallery shopping mall, I’ll show you where modern meets medieval in Stockholm City. As you make your way...
Since their construction in the late 1700s, Dublin‘s Docklands have remained central to the Irish economy and the nation‘s ever-changing fortunes. On this walking tour, you‘ll trace the story of the city’s industry, following the ebbs and flows...
|
|