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  • PhotoWalks is the premier provider of photo tours in Boston. Each guided walking tour is presented with fascinating commentary and photography tips. Explore this historic city from a different angle and capture amazing photographs while sightseeing. Learn how to see creatively. All ages and skill levels welcome.

    Five separate PhotoWalks tours are offered:

    • Beacon Hill (year round) • Back Bay (year round) • Freedom Trail *includes the North End (year round) • Public Garden • Waterfront

    Tour prices for 2009: $30 adults, $12 (youth 10-17), $8 (children 8-11). Includes the e-booklet, PhotoWalks Guide to Creative Photography. Tours are approximately 90 minutes.

    www.photowalks.com (617) 851-2273 E-Mail: saba@photowalks.com

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