Miami Beach: Photo Walk & Hands-On Photography Workshop｜United States

Welcome to the South Beach Photo Walk.

Join a professional photographer and author of the acclaimed book Miami AF: Landscapes and Gangsters at South Pointe Pier.

We explore beyond the obvious, walking through overlooked corners of Miami Beach and former Al Capone haunts before weaving through Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue, and Washington Avenue, ending on Española Way after a thoughtfully paced 14-block walk.

At the outset, you will receive a comprehensive digital workbook featuring in-depth Miami underworld history and professional techniques for landscape and street photography, your essential guide to mastering decisive moments and creating portfolio-quality images.

Route highlights and what to expect (in walking order):

Miami Beach Photo Walk Itinerary:

South Pointe Pier: Start with sweeping coastal views and capture the sunrise glow over the pier, a perfect spot for mastering composition and perspective.

Joe’s Stone Crab: Stroll past this iconic eatery, once frequented by Al Capone himself, and hear stories of Miami’s Prohibition-era legends.

Big Pink & Local Hangouts: Walk by Big Pink and discover classic local spots like Ted’s Hideaway, Motek, and Call Me Gaby, learning how these locations shaped Miami Beach culture.

Lifeguard Towers: Photograph the colorful, architecturally distinct lifeguard towers that line the beach, iconic symbols of Miami Beach and great for practicing symmetry and framing.

Ocean Drive & Landmarks: Enter the heart of Ocean Drive, view the Colony Hotel where Capone reportedly entertained guests, pass the Diner and Mac’s Club Deuce, and see the Versace House and the Betsy Hotel, each with its own Miami Beach history.

End at the Drexel in Española Way: Conclude your walk in this vibrant, Mediterranean-style street, perfect for street photography, capturing neon signs, and the energy of Miami Beach.

Spaces are limited. Bring your camera and prepare for an enriching photographic experience!