easy
3–6 hours per day
Moderate walking ability needed for city streets and some stair climbing
Capture Quebec City’s iconic architecture and vibrant fall colors on a unique photography safari this October. Limited spots make this intimate trip a must for keen photographers.
2.5 Days, 3 Nights Safari | 575 per Photographer
Join a unique architectural photography safari in Quebec City from October 3-6, 2025. Limited to 11 participants, this immersive experience offers expert instruction while capturing stunning fall foliage and the iconic Chateau Frontenac. Explore charming streets, enjoy vibrant night shoots, and enhance your photography skills in a picturesque setting.
Join a unique architectural photography safari in Quebec City from October 3-6, 2025. Limited to 11 participants, this immersive experience offers expert instruction while capturing stunning fall foliage and the iconic Chateau Frontenac. Explore charming streets, enjoy vibrant night shoots, and enhance your photography skills in a picturesque setting.
Bring a wide-angle for architecture and a telephoto to isolate details for more compelling compositions.
Layered clothing keeps you comfortable during long outdoor shoots, especially in early mornings and evenings.
Cold temperatures sap battery life quickly—prioritize extra power sources for uninterrupted shooting.
Arrive early to claim the best spots and take advantage of soft light hitting the city’s stone facades.
Quebec City is one of North America’s oldest settlements, established in 1608 with rich French colonial heritage reflected in its architecture.
Efforts focus on preserving historic buildings and promoting sustainable tourism to protect both cultural assets and the natural environment around the St. Lawrence.
Essential for capturing high-quality architectural shots and detailed fall foliage.
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Stabilizes your camera for low-light and night photography sessions.
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Protects your gear from unpredictable fall weather and leaf debris.
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The city’s cobblestones and stairs require sturdy footwear for long shooting walks.
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