Photography experience in Mumbai

Capture Mumbai like never before with a Mumbai Photography tour. This is a guided travel and street photography tour that captures the essence of Mumbai—its streets, people, business as usual and their daily chores, food, culture, some of its iconic heritage structures, and one of the city's most significant and awaited festivals of the year—Ganesh Mahotsav.

Street photography is a fascinating genre. Step outside with your camera to experience the streets' unparalleled rush. The world is your backdrop, and the light is your only control. Capture candid moments, the atmosphere, small businesses, food stalls, people, and their unique characters. Don't miss the chance to photograph vendors, food stalls, bustling commuters, kids at play, and the blend of modern and traditional life.

The Photography tour in Mumbai provides fantastic opportunities to photograph iconic heritage structures and the Ganesh Mahotsav festival, one of the city's biggest and most anticipated events of the year.

What to expect

Diverse photographic opportunities:

• Architectural marvels: Capture the grandeur of CST with extended exposure techniques, highlighting its illuminated beauty.
• Vibrant markets: Immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Dadar Flower Market, Sassoon Dock, and other areas, capturing candid moments and the essence of local trade.
• Cultural richness: Photograph traditional artisans at Kumbharwada and the colourful daily life at Dhobi Ghat.
• Festive atmosphere: Experience the making of Lord Ganesh idols and the vibrant Ganpati Agaman festival, providing ample opportunities to capture the excitement and devotion of the locals.

Hands-on learning:

• Expert guidance: Your mentor will provide personalised tips and techniques on various topics, from long-exposure photography to capturing candid street moments.
• Image review sessions: You can benefit from constructive feedback during image review sessions, which can help you refine your skills and improve your shots.

Unique experiences:

• Iconic landmarks: Explore and photograph Mumbai’s iconic landmarks, such as the Gateway of India and Victoria Terminus. Each offers a distinct perspective of the city’s heritage.
• Local life: Get an insider’s view of Mumbai’s local life, from fishermen at Worli Koliwada to the streets around CST.

How to reach

Option 1:

Flight – Mumbai is well connected via flights with rest of the country.

Option 2:

Train – Mumbai is well connected via trains with all major cities.

Option 3:

Road – Mumbai is well connected via major highways with all major cities.