Let’s Explore Together
Tour Through A Lens gives you a personal and unique experience. You will see things along our route that begin to open your eyes to ordinary things in creative ways. You’ll capture the city and take home a lasting travel story.
LET’S GET STARTED
1- Complete Pre Tour questionnaire
2- Choose your preferred tour, date and time (add an alternate if possible)
3- Await confirmation of date / time availability
4- Book your tour!
You’re choosing to spend time on your photography passion
Choose how much time with a dedicated guide
Chicago has been named Best Big City for SIX consecutive years by Condé Nast Traveler...and this will our playground for your tour!
Your guide, Teresa Peek, will be your local expert passionate about Chicago and photography. She’ll get you there at the right time of light so you can create your photos and see things you may have otherwise missed
When you book Tour Through A Lens, you’re booking an established woman-owned business with an excellent reputation providing photography tours
You’ll answer a questionnaire for Teresa to build your tour with your goals, interests and photography equipment in mind
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