Prague Photography Routes

Prague · Routes · The Neighborhood Chapter Prague, off duty Vinohrady is where Prague lives when it’s not being photographed: art-nouveau apartment palaces in sherbet colors, leafy squares with farmers’ markets, café terraces full of laptops and prams — and at its edge, Riegrovy Sady park dropping toward the most beloved sunset view in the […]

Prague · Routes · The Royal District An hour among kings The castle above Prague is not one building but a small town: courtyards, a cathedral, gardens, lanes and viewpoints stacked on a hill. Most visitors see it in a two-hour shuffle; photographed intelligently, it becomes a royal backdrop with quiet corners the crowds never […]

Prague · Locations · The Color Chapter Where Prague stops being beige Prague’s palette is famously ochre, stone and slate — which is exactly why the John Lennon Wall hits so hard. One lane in Lesser Town explodes with three decades of ever-changing graffiti, peace messages and color, and it makes a photoshoot chapter unlike […]

Prague has two castles. One receives thirty thousand visitors a day. The other — older in legend, wrapped in park instead of palaces — receives joggers, locals with dogs, and the occasional couple who did their research. Vyšehrad is where I take clients who say the words “somewhere without crowds,” and it has never once […]

Locals call it “Prague’s Venice,” which undersells it — Venice doesn’t have a castle floating above its canal. Kampa Island and the Čertovka millstream that separates it from Lesser Town pack more romance per square meter than anywhere else in the city, and the whole area is flat, calm and five minutes from the Charles […]

When couples book a session, the first real decision isn’t what to wear — it’s which side of the river to shoot on. Prague’s historic center splits into two personalities: the Old Town (Staré Město) on the right bank and the Lesser Town (Malá Strana) under the castle on the left. They photograph completely differently, […]