Candid street photos are fun, until you realize you need a good angle fast. This is a guided NYC or Brooklyn photoshoot built for getting strong results in a short window, with a pro calling out where to stand and how to pose.

I love the human part: you’re not just handed a camera and told good luck. With Marcio Honorato Photography, you get pose guidance and help finding the best spots, including a classic stop in Times Square.

One thing to consider: it’s a walking session (comfortable shoes matter), and you’ll want to check weather, because the whole point is shooting outdoors across iconic areas.

Key takeaways before you go

• Pro direction on the street so you’re not guessing where to stand
• Times Square included for that instantly recognizable NYC look
• 50–80 edited photos per hour with Lightroom adjustments
• Delivery within 48 hours so your trip memories are usable fast
• Small group (up to 10) keeps it organized without turning into a production

How a 30–60 minute street session actually plays out

Think of this as a fast, friendly “best-of” tour for photos. You meet your photographer at the starting point, then you move to the most photogenic spots based on what you want and what the location is doing at that moment.

The timing is tight: the session runs 30 minutes to 1 hour, so the goal is efficiency. You’ll get quick feedback, pose prompts, and route guidance so you spend your time in front of the camera—not wandering around checking maps.

Because this is a small group limited to 10 participants, it stays manageable. You can expect clear instructions and time to reset between looks. If you’re coming with a group, it’s also easier to coordinate who’s up next and keep the shoot flowing.

Times Square: getting the classic NYC shot with real guidance

Times Square can be loud, bright, and chaotic. That’s also why it’s perfect for photos—if you know where to stand.

During the session, Times Square is a main photo stop. You’ll get help with framing so you don’t just end up with a blurry background and a face mid-squint. The photographer’s job is to find the spots and angles where your outfit and expressions still read clearly, even with all the signage and movement around you.

A practical tip: wear something that holds up well under intense city light. Bold colors and clean lines often photograph well here, but the bigger win is simple: you’ll have direction for body position and posture, so you look intentional instead of accidental.

From Rockefeller Plaza to SoHo, Central Park, DUMBO, and the Brooklyn Bridge

This shoot works across two worlds: Manhattan iconic corners and Brooklyn backdrops that feel like a movie set.

Your session is structured around iconic areas such as SoHo, Central Park, DUMBO, and the Brooklyn Bridge, and you also have a photo stop around Rockefeller Plaza (including a Chip City location). You won’t just get one “default” spot. Instead, your photographer helps you swap between different styles of scenes—city energy, classic skyline vibes, and Brooklyn-style visuals.

Why this matters: people often leave NYC with photos that all look the same. Here, the variety is built in, so your gallery can look like a mini story of your trip. You’ll have shots that work for social media (busy, recognizable views) plus images that look calmer and more cinematic (Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO-style streetscape vibes).

A small caution: because these are outdoor areas, you may still deal with crowds and foot traffic. The photographer’s experience helps you avoid the most frustrating angles and keep the session moving.

Posing help you can actually use in the moment

A good photoshoot doesn’t just take photos—it teaches you what to do with your body when you’re standing in public.

You’ll get active guidance on poses and locations, and the photographer has 14 years of experience photographing people. That shows in how quickly the session should feel comfortable. The goal isn’t stiff “model poses.” It’s natural-looking directions that make you look good in a real city setting.

Here’s what you’ll likely appreciate:

• You’ll be told what to do with hands, shoulders, and walking/turning cues.
• You’ll get repositioning for angles (often the difference between an okay photo and a great one).
• You’ll have someone steering the session, so you don’t waste time trying to recreate Pinterest poses from memory.

If you’ve ever felt awkward in photos, this format is a relief. You’re not performing alone—you’re being coached.

The editing promise: Lightroom adjustments, no Photoshop, fast delivery

This is one of the biggest value points. You’re not paying extra for “more photos,” and you’re not waiting a week to see anything.

You’ll receive 50 to 80 edited photos per hour, and the delivery timeline is within 48 hours after your session. The edits are Lightroom adjustments, and it’s explicitly described as no Photoshop—meaning your images are enhanced while staying true to what you looked like on location.

Why that matters for your trip: if you’re posting while you’re still in NYC (or right after you get home), a 48-hour turnaround is gold. You can actually use the photos in time, rather than treating them like a vague souvenir you’ll open later.

Also, receiving the full set is a practical win. When you get a controlled number of edited images, there’s less stress over which ones are “the good ones.” You can just download, pick favorites, and move on.

Price and value: $235 per group up to 10

The price is listed as $235 per group up to 10, which changes the math depending on how many people you have.

Here’s the simple way to think about it:

• If your group fills up to 10 people, it can work out to about $23.50 per person.
• If it’s just 2 people, it’s about $117.50 per person.
• If it’s 4 people, it’s about $58.75 per person.

So the best value hits with small groups, couples with a shared budget, and families who want consistent, edited photos without a bunch of individual sessions.

Compared with trying to cobble together decent photos using strangers or a self-timer, you’re paying for three things: pro posing direction, a route that hits the city’s visual strengths, and editing you’ll actually want to share.

Who this is best for (and who might want a different plan)

This works well if you want iconic NYC results but don’t want the hassle of hiring multiple people or spending your day hunting for perfect angles.

It’s especially a good fit for:

• Couples who want a classic city backdrop plus cleaner portraits
• Small friend groups who want the same style of editing across a set
• People who hate posing “blind” and would rather be coached
• Anyone who wants photos delivered quickly for social media

It might be less ideal if:

• You only want one photo or a few quick snaps (this is a full session aimed at a photo set, not a single image)
• You want zero walking time (the format involves walking, and comfy shoes are recommended)

Practical details: shoes, weather, transport, and paid locations

You’ll walk, so wear comfortable walking shoes. That sounds basic, but in NYC it’s the difference between enjoying the shoot and feeling grumpy by minute 20.

Weather matters because you’re shooting outdoors at multiple iconic stops. Check the forecast and dress for walking and standing in place for photos.

What’s not included is also important:

• Transportation to the photo shoot locations isn’t provided
• Any admission fees to paid locations aren’t included
• Meals and drinks aren’t included

If you’re planning meals, schedule them around your shoot time so you’re not rushed or distracted during your session.

Language, group size, and on-the-ground comfort

The experience is guided in English, Portuguese, and Spanish, which is handy if you want clear posing instructions without guessing.

It’s a small group limited to 10 participants, and it’s described as wheelchair accessible. If you’re bringing someone with mobility needs, it’s still smart to plan for walking portions and to wear supportive shoes, but the accessibility note means it’s designed to be workable.

And because your photographer is actively involved in both places and posing, the shoot shouldn’t feel like you’re waiting around. You should get direction and attention throughout.

Should you book this NYC or Brooklyn photoshoot?

Book it if you want a straightforward way to leave NYC with a set of edited photos that look like you planned it. The fastest wins are pose coaching, a guaranteed Times Square stop for the unmistakable NYC look, and 48-hour delivery with 50–80 Lightroom-edited photos.

Don’t book it if you’re expecting a totally hands-off experience with zero walking, or if you only need one casual photo. This is built for building a gallery, not just snapping a quick keepsake.

If you’re going as a couple or a small group, it’s also one of those prices that can feel surprisingly fair once you split it—especially compared to hiring multiple people for separate photos.

FAQ

How long is the photoshoot?

The session runs from 30 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the time you choose.

Where does the photoshoot start?

The starting location is Times Square.

Are Times Square photos included?

Yes. Times Square is a photo stop during the session.

How many edited photos will I receive?

You’ll receive 50 to 80 edited photos per hour.

When will I get the edited photos?

Edited photos are delivered within 48 hours after the photo session.

What kind of photo editing is included?

The photos are edited with Lightroom adjustments and it states there is no Photoshop.

Do I need to buy extra photos?

No. You don’t need to buy extra photos, and you receive the best edited photos from the session.

What’s not included in the price?

Transportation, any admission fees to paid locations, and meals and drinks are not included.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.