Photography Tours of Whitechapel and Spitalfields
Interested in photographing Whitechapel but don’t know where to start? I'm now beginning my second year of successfully providing walking photographic tours of Whitechapel for photographic clubs, schools and Facebook groups.
Join Louis Berk for guided tours aimed at giving photographers a perspective on the rich photographic opportunities in and around Whitechapel and Spitalfields. Suitable for all ages and interests and backed up up by Louis Berk's knowledge of the geography and history of the area.
Tours begin at the convenient transport link of Liverpool Street station and complete in Whitechapel close to tube and bus links. Tours can be arranged to suit dates and times.
Specialist tours which finish at the unique 'Whitechapel Oasis' in the old Jewish Cemetery of Brady Street are available for dates on a Sunday.
My tours are ideal for:
- Groups photographic tours: ideal for camera clubs and Facebook groups
- Specialist tours for schools, concentrating on spritual, moral, social and cultural development can also be arranged, drawing on Louis's experience as a secondary school teacher.
- Private tours for individuals.
Contact Louis Berk for a discussion of your requirements
Submitted by Louis Berk on Sat, 09/01/2018 - 12:35
Submitted by Louis Berk on Wed, 08/01/2018 - 16:03
Submitted by Louis Berk on Mon, 05/21/2018 - 08:08
Announcing my new photo gallery - 'Whitechapel Eye' - selected photography from the last 15 years. The gallery includes photographs of Whitechapel and Spitalfields, dramatic landscapes and seascapes, wildlife and items closely observed. To view the gallery, follow this link.
Submitted by Louis Berk on Sun, 11/19/2017 - 10:14
Last month I was interviewed by CameraCraft magazine for a feature on photographers who present their work in books.
The article has now been published and Icon Publications have been kind enough to give me permission to publish the piece click here.
Submitted by Louis Berk on Sun, 11/05/2017 - 09:47
A mixture of the modern and traditional: Ricoh GR+WAadapter
If you have ever spent any time in camera forums you will have seen the commonly posted question: “I am going on holiday to somewhere and what camera and lenses would you recommend I take?” This article is my personal take on how I chose the equipment I took with me on a recent visit to Seoul in South Korea.
Submitted by Louis Berk on Mon, 10/09/2017 - 10:14
Even though the LCD screens on the back of digital cameras have improved enormously, it is not always apparent what you have captured until you get a chance to process your photos and view them on a computer display. In this case I discovered that this Red Kite was checking me out as it spiralled lazily on the thermals above my head, taken in the beautiful Buckinghamshire countryside. You can click on the photo to see it larger.
Submitted by Louis Berk on Fri, 09/08/2017 - 19:00
In recent years I've started to take bird photography a lot more seriously and in mid-June I upgrade my Panasonic m43rds system by acquiring the GH5. Panasonic make a deservedly big noise about the video capabilities of the camera but I purchased it purely for stills and wildlife. In July I put it to the test during a break on the south coast of England photographing swallows.
Submitted by Louis Berk on Fri, 07/14/2017 - 13:01
The BBC News has featured my latest book at their website. The article has a number of photographs from the book and some great information about the meaning of each photograph. I feel really privileged to have had my work exhibited on the BBC News website.
Submitted by Louis Berk on Tue, 07/04/2017 - 22:44
Londonist has put up an article reviewing my latest book at their website and included some of my favourite photographs.
Read the article here.
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