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Street Photography - Discover, Improve and Understand This Art
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From 50.91 £ /h
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Street Photography Course – All Levels

Street photography is a unique art form that captures the moment, often in its raw and authentic form. This course is for anyone who wants to discover or deepen the art of photographing everyday life, urban scenes and the fleeting moments that unfold before our eyes. Whether you are a beginner or already experienced, this course will allow you to develop your skills while refining your eye.

Course objectives:

- Master street photography techniques: Learn how to manage your camera settings to capture sharp, vivid images in often unpredictable environments.

- Observe and understand the urban environment: Discover how to capture the soul of a street, spot the right moments and play with natural light.

- Creative Approach and Composition: Learn how to use composition elements such as lines, shapes, and colors to create striking photos.

- Managing Subject Interaction: Understand how to photograph strangers discreetly or respectfully, while still capturing authentic moments.

- Develop a personal style: Through practical exercises, you will be guided to find your own approach to street photography.

Method: The course alternates between theory and practical work in the field. We will start with an introduction to the basics of technique and composition, before heading out into the streets together to capture real scenes. You will receive personalized advice and feedback on your photos, which you can analyze and improve during the session.

Prerequisites: No specific level is required, but it is recommended to have a camera (or smartphone) that you feel comfortable with. If you are a beginner, you will learn to better understand your camera, and if you are more experienced, you will explore advanced techniques to push your practice further.

Join us for an enriching and creative experience, and learn how to capture the essence of the city through your lens!
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Bring your own photographic equipment
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  • Flagey, Flageyplein, Ixelles, Belgium
About Me
My name is Maurice, a professional photographer specializing in portraits, event photography, and culinary photography. Passionate about photography, I also practice street photography, a personal approach that enriches my work. I love sharing and transmitting my knowledge through in-person courses.


Location and Course Details:

The courses mainly take place at Place Flagey, but I also travel throughout the Brussels area, especially for outdoor sessions. The goal is to introduce you to photography in real-life conditions, capturing images outdoors.

Course Format:

The courses last for 2 hours, an ideal duration to explore theoretical concepts and carry out practical exercises. I will guide you through real-world situations, helping you grasp various techniques. The emphasis is on practice so that you can quickly master the basics of photography.

Learning Objectives:

Introduction to the different types of cameras and their settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO).
Understanding exposure and the importance of light in photography.
Composition principles, such as the rule of thirds, leading lines, etc.
Hands-on camera practice and outdoor exercises.
Introduction to image editing to enhance your photos.
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Education
I am a self-taught photographer, and I have learned from other photographers. My unconventional journey allows me to create a personalized course. I have also completed a training program to become a teacher, and this skill will enable me to design a course that takes your past experience into account.
Experience / Qualifications
Professional photographer based in Brussels. I have already completed wedding reportage and covered various events. I also have extensive knowledge in street photography.
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Teenagers (13-17 years old)
Adults (18-64 years old)
Seniors (65+ years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
120 minutes
The class is taught in
French
English
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This beginner photography course is designed to introduce you to the essential fundamentals of photography, allowing you to master the fundamentals of capturing quality images. You will learn how to understand your camera settings, adjust lighting, and compose impactful photos.

In the program :

Introduction to different types of cameras and their settings (aperture, shutter speed, ISO).
Understanding exposure and the importance of light in photography.
Concepts of composition (rule of thirds, leading lines, etc.).
Getting started with the device and practical exercises in the field.
Basic image editing to enhance your photos.
Whether you want to capture family moments, landscapes or simply learn how to use your camera, this course will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to progress quickly and take exceptional photos.

This course is accessible to all, without prerequisites. Bring your camera (or smartphone) and come learn in a friendly and interactive atmosphere.
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• Exposure: Techniques for correct and creative exposure
• Aesthetics: Developing a consistent visual style

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• Understanding Natural Light: Characteristics and types of natural light
• Golden Hours: Photography during the golden hours
• Using Reflectors: Techniques for directing and softening light
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• Outdoor Shooting: Practical tips for outdoor sessions

Artificial Lights

• Introduction to Artificial Light: Types of light sources
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• Conceptualizing a Fashion Portrait: Ideas and inspirations
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Street Photography

• Introduction to Street Photography: Concepts and ethics
• Interacting with Subjects: Techniques for approaching and photographing people in the street
• Using Natural Light: Adapting to outdoor lighting
• Dynamic Composition: Creating impactful images in urban settings
• Post-Processing: Suitable retouching for street photography

Digital Development on Lightroom or Capture One

• Introduction to Lightroom: Interface presentation and customization
• Image Import: Methods and file organization
• Image Development: White balance, exposure, contrast, etc.
• Local Adjustments: Using brushes, graduated and radial filters
• Exporting: Export settings for different uses

Project Development

• Project Conception: Ideation and planning
• Research and Inspiration: Techniques for finding creative ideas
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• Execution: Practical realization of the project
• Evaluation and Adjustment: Analysis and continuous improvement of the project

Photobook Editing

• Book Design: Structuring and layout
• Image Selection: Choosing photos and organizing them
• Editing Software: Using tools for creating photo books
• Online Printing Services: Comparison and use of available services
• File Preparation: Optimization for printing and publishing

Professional Equipment

• Professional Kit Overview: Description of essential equipment
• Cameras: Selection and use of different types of cameras
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The Photography Profession: Market Dynamics

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• Editorial Photography: Working with magazine and newspaper editors, designing photo reports, and meeting publication deadlines.
• Corporate Photography: Creating corporate portraits, covering professional events, and creating visual content for companies.
• Art Photography: Exhibiting in galleries, participating in competitions and festivals, and selling photographic art.

The Photography Profession: Freelance Dynamics

• Portfolio Creation: Selecting and presenting the best works to attract clients and collaborations.
• Marketing Strategies: Using social media, creating a professional website, and developing a personal brand.
• Professional Networking: Importance of industry relationships, participating in events and online/offline communities.
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• Legal and Financial Aspects: Understanding contracts, copyrights, invoicing, and financial management as a freelance.
• Continuous Development: Ongoing training, technological watch, and adaptation to new trends and technologies.
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— Learning Philosophy —

I believe that learning is a dialogue. My approach is flexible and adapts to your needs: field case studies, participatory guidance during creation, and targeted training on specific aspects.

Sessions are scheduled according to your needs and constraints, ideally every two weeks to maintain a good rhythm.

— First Meeting —

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The 6 Pillars of Image Creation

• Subject: Choice and importance of the subject
• Staging: Composition and arrangement of elements
• Lighting: Use and mastery of natural and artificial light
• Viewpoint: Angles and perspectives for visual impact
• Exposure: Techniques for correct and creative exposure
• Aesthetics: Developing a consistent visual style

Preparing a Photoshoot

• Planning: Logistical and creative preparation
• Location Scouting: Choosing and evaluating locations
• Equipment: Selection and preparation of necessary gear
• Models and Outfits: Coordination with models and wardrobe selection
• Storyboard: Creating a visual scenario for the shoot with MidJourney

Natural Light

• Understanding Natural Light: Characteristics and types of natural light
• Golden Hours: Photography during the golden hours
• Using Reflectors: Techniques for directing and softening light
• Shadow Management: Creating and controlling natural shadows
• Outdoor Shooting: Practical tips for outdoor sessions

Artificial Lights

• Introduction to Artificial Light: Types of light sources
• Continuous Light vs. Flash: Advantages and disadvantages
• Lighting Techniques: Using softboxes, snoots, and other accessories
• Studio Setup: Organizing and installing studio lighting
• Creating Light Ambiances: Techniques for different visual effects

Fashion Photography

• Conceptualizing a Fashion Portrait: Ideas and inspirations
• Model Direction: Tips for directing and communicating with models
• Outfit Selection: Importance of clothing and accessories
• Lighting Usage: Specific techniques for fashion portraits
• Post-Processing: Retouching and enhancing fashion portraits

Street Photography

• Introduction to Street Photography: Concepts and ethics
• Interacting with Subjects: Techniques for approaching and photographing people in the street
• Using Natural Light: Adapting to outdoor lighting
• Dynamic Composition: Creating impactful images in urban settings
• Post-Processing: Suitable retouching for street photography

Digital Development on Lightroom or Capture One

• Introduction to Lightroom: Interface presentation and customization
• Image Import: Methods and file organization
• Image Development: White balance, exposure, contrast, etc.
• Local Adjustments: Using brushes, graduated and radial filters
• Exporting: Export settings for different uses

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• Research and Inspiration: Techniques for finding creative ideas
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• Evaluation and Adjustment: Analysis and continuous improvement of the project

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• Image Selection: Choosing photos and organizing them
• Editing Software: Using tools for creating photo books
• Online Printing Services: Comparison and use of available services
• File Preparation: Optimization for printing and publishing

Professional Equipment

• Professional Kit Overview: Description of essential equipment
• Cameras: Selection and use of different types of cameras
• Lenses: Choosing lenses for various situations
• Essential Accessories: Tripods, filters, flashes, etc.
• Equipment Maintenance and Management: Techniques for maintaining and protecting gear

The Photography Profession: Market Dynamics

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• Wedding Photography: Organization and management of events, interaction with clients, and specific marketing strategies.
• Product Photography: Collaboration with businesses for product photography aimed at advertising and online sales. Techniques for staging and lighting.
• Editorial Photography: Working with magazine and newspaper editors, designing photo reports, and meeting publication deadlines.
• Corporate Photography: Creating corporate portraits, covering professional events, and creating visual content for companies.
• Art Photography: Exhibiting in galleries, participating in competitions and festivals, and selling photographic art.

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• Portfolio Creation: Selecting and presenting the best works to attract clients and collaborations.
• Marketing Strategies: Using social media, creating a professional website, and developing a personal brand.
• Professional Networking: Importance of industry relationships, participating in events and online/offline communities.
• Client Management: Communication techniques, managing expectations, and maintaining long-term client relationships.
• Legal and Financial Aspects: Understanding contracts, copyrights, invoicing, and financial management as a freelance.
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