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Visite photographique privée à Haines - Départ de Skagway

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L'Alaska est indéniablement l'un des endroits les plus photogéniques de la planète.

Haines, AK est le paradis des photographes. Pygargues à tête blanche, ours brun et noir, baleines, otaries, orignaux et paysages illimités abondent. Nos guides photographes professionnels apportent passion et expertise à votre visite. Ils peuvent vous aider à obtenir les photos d'une vie.

Ville: Skagway

Fri 20 Sep

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Ce qui est inclu

Bottled water

Lunch

Port pickup

Professional Photographer/Guide

Bottled water

Lunch

Port pickup

Information additionnelle

Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
Animaux d'assistance autorisés
Des transports en commun sont disponibles à proximité
Sièges pour bébés spécialisés sont disponibles
Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
Au moment de la réservation, veuillez indiquer le nom de votre bateau de croisière ou de votre hébergement à l'hôtel afin que nous sachions où vous rencontrer pour la visite.
Votre visite comprend un déjeuner portable. Il se compose d'un sandwich à la dinde sur du pain de blé entier biologique, de fruits, de biscuits fraîchement cuits et d'eau en bouteille. Des options végétariennes et sans gluten sont disponibles avec un préavis de 48 heures.
Un minimum de 2 personnes est requis pour que la visite se déroule.
Cette visite nécessite une certaine quantité de marche sur des surfaces inégales et rocheuses.
Les fauteuils roulants motorisés ou les scooters ne sont pas acceptés.
Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs dans les espaces publics
Masques faciaux requis pour les guides dans les espaces publics
Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
Distanciation sociale appliquée tout au long de l'expérience
Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
Équipement/équipement désinfecté entre les utilisations
Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
Guides tenus de se laver régulièrement les mains
Contrôles de température réguliers pour le personnel
Contrôles de température pour les voyageurs à l'arrivée
Politique de maintien à domicile payante pour le personnel présentant des symptômes
Paiements sans contact pour les pourboires et les suppléments

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Commentaires (20)

Skip D

May 2022

This was such an enjoyable experience! We booked this excursion through TripAdvisor as a day excursion from our Royal Caribbean cruise aboard the Quantum of the Seas, May 19, 2022. We were met by our guide, Paul, at the dock in Skagway and boarded the beautiful 45 minute ferry ride to Haines. Even the ferry trip was a fun, picturesque experience. We then loaded the van in Haines and departed for our full day of natural beauty and photography. Paul was great and really tailored the day to us. At the beginning of the day, he asked if there was anything in particular we’d like to photograph. We replied, without high expectations, that we’d love to see brown bears, knowing that we were likely too early in the season. Paul replied, “probably not going to see bears today, but you never know”. Imagine our thrill when we saw two brown bears along the river’s edge! We were really lucky as the forecast was for chances of rain, but we had really nice weather. We saw surf scoters, brown bear, bald eagles and really stunning scenery! Great experience and would do it again in a heartbeat!

Réponse de l'hôte

May 2022

Thanks for your kind review. Our photography tours to Haines are special because we only offer private departures. I'm glad you enjoyed your time with Paul. Paul one of our most experienced and knowledgeable photography guide. He knows both Haines and Skagway well. We are always careful to manage expectations for our tours so I understand why Paul told you that the odds were low for seeing bear. The odds get better as the summer goes on and the salmon runs get stronger. We typically have better odds beginning in August. But bear are always around in the Chilkat Valley and there is always a chance you might see one on any of our tours. I'm so glad that you lucked out and bear in May! We hope you come to see us again.

Chris W

Sep 2019

Rachael took a small group of enthusiastic photographers on a tour around Skagway. We were given individual attention and lessons as required. The subject matter was varied and interesting. A great way to spend a few hours and increase ones knowledge. Loved it.😊😊

Rich B

Sep 2019

I was hoping to learn about my camera and photography as the information that I had promised - 'you don't have to know anything about your camera'. I bought my camera just for this cruise to Alaska. I was hoping to learn the proper settings of my camera for a particular shot. Luckily I went to Youtube about a week before this excursion to get some idea going in. I'm not sure how an individual gets proper instruction when there are several people on the excursion and the instructor doesn't have time to deal with folks one on one. I wrote to Joe about my experience with Dana and the information I did not receive about my camera. I gave my input on how to improve things, so now I'm leaving the review. If you're looking to learn more about your camera and proper settings for a particular shot, then this is not what you're looking for. At least that was my experience with Dana. You'd be better served by referencing Youtube. This review is based on the fact that we were told we would learn about our cameras, but did not receive that instruction.

Réponse de l'hôte

Sep 2019

Thanks for your comments. We take all comments seriously and are always looking for ways to improve. I appreciate the opportunity to respond. The guide on this tour, Dana Sohm, has received numerous five-star reviews for his photography tours this summer. So I was a bit surprised by your comments and asked Dana to respond. Dana told me that on this day the tour went to Dyea; he explained that because of the salmon run on the Taiya river he thought there would be opportunities to photograph bald eagles. Dana’s comments follow in quotes. “I usually start right off explaining how to spot eagles (golf balls trees or on stumps of driftwood). I usually suggest that my guests get out their longest telephoto lenses and hold them on their laps to be ready because eagle sightings can be fleeting. I usually relate how to photography flying eagles and how my early attempts were blurry due to choosing too slow a shutter speed. So I recommend setting cameras to shutter priority with a shutter speed of 1/2,000 sec. I recommend auto ISO so photos don't come out too dark. I also recommend hand-holding (no tripod) and mention my early mistake of trying to get my tripod out of the trunk only to find the eagle had already flown. I usually summarize these settings one more time, i.e., longest lens, shutter priority, 1/2000 sec, auto ISO, camera on lap ready to go. I've usually finished these instructions by the time we exit long bay and enter the Tayia River estuary where I tell guests that this is where eagles are usually found. When we spot an eagle, we pull over at the earliest safe place, and everyone, usually with great excitement, does their best to get eagle photos. I try to take a look at guests' photos and encourage them to share with each other. Eagle photography doesn't really lend itself to more specific discussion about settings. I have already suggested a shutter and ISO setting, The camera chooses a corresponding aperture, which is usually wide-open, which is appropriate for the subject.” I would also like for anyone reading this review to know that your review lists the tour as “Private Photography tour to Haines-Skagway departure.” That is not the tour that you participated in. You participated in our Skagway photography tour sold onboard a variety of cruise lines. This is a group tour (11 guests max). While we only run small group photography tours in both Haines and Skagway, there is a qualitative difference in the amount of personalized attention you get on a private tour vs. a group tour. The private tour is more expensive. I am sorry that you feel that you did not learn about your camera on this tour.

Visite photographique privée à Haines - Départ de Skagway

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