PhotoWalks invites you to explore Boston through a photographer’s lens. Led by seasoned guide and educator Saba Alhadi, these small-group strolls blend vivid storytelling, hidden corners and simple photo tips that help any skill l...
Saba has clearly mastered the art of bringing Boston to life through her lens. Reviewers consistently praise her deep knowledge of history, architecture, and local culture, particularly in the Beacon Hill area. What stands out is how she blends photography instruction with storytelling, teaching practical iPhone techniques while sharing fascinating details about doors, windows, and architectural features that most people would walk right past. Even lifelong Bostonians mention discovering new perspectives and hidden gems they'd never noticed before. The tours seem to work beautifully for everyone from serious photography enthusiasts to smartphone-carrying beginners. Guests appreciate how Saba personalizes the experience, sharing stories from residents she knows and following up with additional resources after the tour. Her enthusiasm for the city is infectious, and she adapts well to different situations, including conducting private tours in less-than-ideal weather. People repeatedly describe the time as flying by and often express interest in booking another tour with her. <analysis> This summary emphasizes Saba's expertise and the unique combination of photography and history that defines these tours. The overwhelmingly positive sentiment (all 5-star reviews in the sample) suggests consistent quality across different tour types and neighborhood routes. </analysis>
Saba is super. You will finish this tour with a great set of photos and a head full of interesting facts about the history of Boston. Whether you live here (as I do) or are visiting, you'll enjoy it.
Peter Drucker
April 6, 2025
Saba is super. You will finish this tour with a great set of photos and a head full of interesting facts about the history of Boston. Whether you live here (as I do) or are visiting, you'll enjoy it.
Peter Drucker
April 6, 2025