One to One Beginner Street Photography Workshop

This is a private one-to-one street photography workshop for anyone who wants to get out into London and start photographing the real world around them.Street photography can feel intimidating at first. Photographing strangers, getting close to people, and deciding when to press the shutter can all take confidence. With just you and me, I can tailor the workshop to your experience and help you get past those initial nerves.We’ll spend the time out on the streets, looking for interesting people, moments, light, and situations rather than waiting for the perfect photograph. You’ll learn how to approach street photography in a natural way, how to get closer, how to anticipate what might happen, and how to shoot without overthinking every frame.I’ve been photographing the streets of London for many years, and my work has been exhibited in galleries and used by clients around the world through Getty Images, where I’ve been a contributor for over 20 years. I also run other photography workshops with ClassBento, where I’ve received great feedback from previous students.You don’t need to be an experienced photographer or have expensive equipment. Just bring a camera and a willingness to get out there and photograph. The aim is to build your confidence, take lots of photos, and, most importantly, enjoy the process.

• A 3-hour hands-on street photography experience in London.
• Practical guidance on photographing people and situations as they happen around you.
• Help building the confidence to photograph strangers and get closer to the action.
• Tips on spotting interesting moments and anticipating what might happen next.
• Guidance on camera settings, focusing, and shooting quickly without getting bogged down in technical details.
• Advice on working with light, movement, and changing situations on the street.
• The opportunity to take lots of photographs and experiment with different approaches.
• Practical tips on street photography etiquette and what to do when someone notices you.
• A chance to develop your own approach to street photography rather than simply copying someone else.

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