Workshops: 2 formats | 6 participants.
Workshops: 2 formats | 6 participants.
January
February
March
ABOUT THE FORMATS
Q1 2026 PRICING
JANUARY - FEBRUARY
Street Photography: €49
Evening Streets: €69
MARCH ONWARDS
Street Photography: €99
Evening Streets: €129
(includes feedback on 5 images)
+ post-workshop support
Street Photography Workshop
Observation, not documentation
2.5 hours | Daytime
This workshop is about unlearning the obvious. We explore reflections, silhouettes, and geometry as ways of seeing. Small groups (6 max), urban environments, hands-on practice.
What we explore:
Reflections as layers, not distractions
Silhouettes as suggestion, not documentation
Geometry as order in chaos
Building visual language through observation
Bring any camera. All levels.
Evening Streets workshop
Light, movement, atmosphere
2.5 hours | After Dark
The city transforms after sunset. We explore motion blur, bokeh, and working intuitively with artificial light. Small groups (6 max), handheld shooting.
What we explore:
Motion blur as rhythm, not mistake
Bokeh as abstraction, not background
Artificial light as mood, not illumination
Creating visual atmosphere through intuition
Handheld only. For photographers comfortable with manual settings.
WORKSHOPS IN ACTION
What People Are Saying
"I had a great time and really feel like some new directions were opened up for me. A feeling that I've wanted to achieve in my images for a longer time, but didn't really manage. You were an excellent teacher; calm and clear in your explanations. It really opened my eyes to different perspectives."
— Anna, Amsterdam Workshop Participant
“I loved how this workshop pushed me to look beyond the obvious and explore perspectives I’ve never tried before. Most of all, I appreciated the individual guidance as it made the learning experience genuinely personal and transformative.”
— Joe, Rotterdam Workshop Participant
WHY THESE WORKSHOPS ARE DIFFERENT
Most street photography workshops teach you to capture decisive moments and photograph strangers. You learn to document.
This workshop teaches you to create atmosphere and feeling through reflections, silhouettes, and layered compositions. You learn to see.
Small groups mean I can work with you individually while you shoot, not just lecture at the beginning and disappear.
March+ workshops include feedback on 5 images you create, so the learning continues after the session ends.
This isn't a photowalk. It's a shift in how your brain processes what you see.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What camera do I need?
Whatever you already have. I've had people shoot incredible work on their phones and people struggle with expensive cameras. The workshop is about training your eye to see reflections, geometry, and light, not about equipment. If you can point it and press a button, you're good to go.
I'm a complete beginner. Is this for me?
Yes, absolutely. Beginners often have the easiest time in these workshops because you're not trying to unlearn old habits. You don't need to know anything about photography theory or camera settings for the daytime workshop. We'll figure out your camera together in the first 10 minutes, then spend the rest of the time creating images.
How many people per workshop?
Maximum 6 people. This means I can actually work with you while you're shooting, not just talk at the group and disappear. You'll get hands-on guidance, real-time feedback on your framing and answers to your questions as they come up.
Do I need to know manual settings?
For the daytime Street Photography workshop, no. We can shoot in auto mode or aperture priority and focus completely on seeing and composition. For Evening Streets, yes, you need to be comfortable manually adjusting shutter speed, aperture, and ISO because we're working with low light and intentional motion blur.
Is this like other street photography workshops?
Not really. Most street photography workshops teach you to capture decisive moments, photograph strangers, and document the city. This workshop teaches you to create atmosphere and feeling through reflections, silhouettes, and layered compositions. If you've taken workshops before and felt like you were just chasing people with cameras, this will feel completely different.
Where do we meet?
I'll email you the specific meeting point one week before, with a reminder 48 hours before the workshop. It's always near public transport and easy to find. We usually meet at a coffee shop or station entrance, somewhere you can grab a coffee before we start if you want.
What happens after the workshop?
For March onwards workshops, you can submit up to 5 images within 2 weeks and I'll send you detailed written feedback on how you applied the concepts we practiced. For January-February workshops, this feedback is optional (just ask if you want it).
What's your refund policy?
Full refund if you cancel up to 7 days before the workshop. Within 7 days, no refunds (because I've already turned away other bookings to save your spot). Life happens though, so if there's a real emergency, just reach out and we'll figure something out.