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Our Photographers in Florence

Smiler has 8 vetted local photographers based in Florence with 84 verified reviews (4.8★ average). Every photographer works in English. Packages start at €89; photos are delivered within 48 hours.

Here you can browse vetted local photographers' profiles, complete with portfolios and verified reviews, before deciding who fits your trip. Book a specific photographer directly, or pick a package from €89 and get matched with a vetted local. Either way, pricing is fixed and the private gallery is yours after the shoot.

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Photo by Vikto Pic, photographer in Florence — portfolio 1
Vikto Pic

Vikto Pic

5.0 (31) 📸 203 shoots from €100Clients want more

Based in Florence, Italy

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Photo by Stefano Buonamici, photographer in Florence — portfolio 1
Stefano Buonamici

Stefano Buonamici

4.6 (15) 📸 132 shoots from €50Loved by clients

Based in Florence, Italy

I was born in Milan in 1961 but when I was still a young boy my family moved to Florence. For this reason I love Florence more than any other place in the world.

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Photo by Ken Osmani, photographer in Florence — portfolio 1
Ken Osmani

Ken Osmani

5.0 (24) 📸 24 shoots from €240Quick to reply

Based in Florence, Italy

I am Ken,I’m a professional photographer based in Florence, specializing in natural, elegant photo sessions for couples, individuals, and travelers. I focus on authentic moments, clean aesthetics, and locations that truly represent the city. I’m looking forward to work with you.

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Photo by Graziana Migliore, photographer in Florence — portfolio 1
Graziana Migliore

Graziana Migliore

5.0 (5) from €250Loved by clients

Based in Florence, Italy

I’m Graziana Migliore, a photographer based in Tuscany. I tell stories through light, and I look forward to working with you to turn every moment into a lasting memory.

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Photo by Riccardo Trovato, photographer in Florence — portfolio 1
Riccardo Trovato

Riccardo Trovato

5.0 (5) from €150Loved by clients

Based in Florence, Italy

Ciao sono Riccardo un fotografo, non vedo l'ora di scattarti qualche foto, lasciandoti un bellissimo ricordo impresso in un frame che porterai per sempre nella vita.

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Photo by Aurora Ziani, photographer in Florence — portfolio 1
Aurora Ziani

Aurora Ziani

5.0 (2) 📸 15 shoots

Based in Florence, Italy

I am Aurora Ziani and I’m looking forward to work with you! I consider myself a candid and documentary photographer; I love to catch your true nature without many poses, I would love you to be yourself and I'll do my best to make you feel as comfortable as possible!

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Photo by Mia Miandareh, photographer in Florence — portfolio 1
Mia Miandareh

Mia Miandareh

New to Smiler from €65Quick to reply

Based in Florence, Italy

EnglishGermanItalian

I’m a portrait and travel photographer based in Florence, focused on natural, candid and editorial-style photography. I love creating relaxed sessions that capture both beautiful portraits and real, spontaneous moments. I work with solo travelers, couples, friends and families, and I speak English, Italian and Persian.

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Hiring a Photographer in Florence

Hiring here means picking a fixed package price instead of negotiating an hourly quote: a 15-minute session starts from €89, 30 minutes from €149, and 60 minutes from €119, each covering the photographer's time, full editing of every delivered photo, and your private online gallery. You pay online at booking, nothing changes hands on the day, and you can chat with your photographer beforehand to agree the meeting point and route. Photos arrive within 48 hours. Booking a specific profile makes sense when a portfolio's style, a language, or a review speaks to what you want, since you know exactly who shows up. Getting matched instead is faster and still guarantees a vetted local professional, which suits travellers who care more about the date and spot than about picking a name. Both paths carry fixed prices shown before you pay and the same delivery promise; a photographer booked from their profile uses their own price list, which can sit above or below the package price.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Pick a photographer or a package

    Browse profiles with portfolios and verified reviews to choose a specific photographer, or pick a session length and get matched with a vetted local instead. Either way the price is fixed before you pay, with no hourly haggling.

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    Shoot at an agreed meeting point

    Before the shoot you chat directly with your photographer to settle the exact meeting point and route. On the day you can share live location, so finding each other in a busy piazza or narrow street is never a guessing game.

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    Photos land in your private gallery

    Within 48 hours your edited photos arrive in a private online gallery for full-resolution download. From there you can also purchase extra photos if you want more than the set included in your package.

How Smiler Vets Its Photographers

Every photographer listed goes through identity verification, a portfolio review, and a check that they shoot with professional equipment, before ever appearing on a profile. All of them speak English, and all are held to a minimum 4.0-star rating to stay listed, so a run of weak reviews removes a photographer from the roster rather than letting quality slide. If someone has to drop out of a confirmed booking, Smiler arranges a replacement so your date and time still happen. That 4.0 floor is what keeps the pool honest: it rewards photographers who consistently show up prepared and deliver on time, and filters out the ones who don't.

Tips From Our Florence Photographers

“Start at nine, before the heat and before anyone needs a nap. Bring water and a snack that doesn't stain, and please don't promise gelato before the shoot. Promise it for after. A kid who's been told there's ice cream at the end will give me twenty good minutes, and I never have to edit chocolate off a white shirt.”

“You don't have to know how to pose, because I won't ask you to. We just go for a walk along the river wall between Ponte Vecchio and Ponte Santa Trinita, slower than feels natural, with you two talking about where you're having dinner. I'm in front of you, walking backwards. You look at each other and I'll look after the rest.”

“Here's my favourite trick with timing. Don't plan the vows for the exact sunset; say them about forty minutes before. The nerves go the second it's done, and then the best light of the day falls on the part where you're walking, laughing and can't stop looking at each other. Those are the pictures you'll frame.”

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