Street Photo Walk.
Any camera. Or just your phone.
We'll stop. At the counter where the bread is baked nonstop and the smell stays on your jacket for the rest of the day. Next to the guy pushing a speaker on a metal cart, playing DJ Bobo loud enough to lift your hat. Outside a small café where the americano tastes like someone cares.
None of it is waiting to be photographed. That's why it works.
I give you one simple rule and mostly stay out of your way. At the end we sit down with coffee, lay out your pictures and look at what you saw.
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Street Photo Walk
Sat 31 Oct · U8 Pankstrasse, 10:00AM
Three hours from Pankstrasse
to Gesundbrunnen with any camera or just your phone. One simple rule, real streets, and coffee at the end with your pictures on the table. Meeting point: U8 Pankstrasse, exact spot by email two days before. We walk in any weather, so dress for rain and bring something to protect your camera or phone. Small group, free cancellation up to 72 hours before
This is what a Saturday on Pankstrasse looks like.
What you'll learn
Most of photography happens before you lift the camera.
Looking
Every walk has one rule. You find out what it is when we start. It sounds small. Then you start seeing things you walked past for years.
Playing
One picture can hold a whole story. Put another one next to it, and the story changes. At the end we lay yours out and see what they say.
Telling
The story is already in you.
There's a man near the Lidl on Pankstrasse who is always there. We never really talk, my German is still growing. But I know that he knows I see him. And I hope he knows that I know he sees me.
That's most of what photography is for me. Seeing someone, and letting them see you back. You don't need to go far for it. You need to stay a little longer where you already are.
About
I'm Michał.
I've been taking pictures for seventeen years, and I still get excited about the same small things. Steam over a bakery counter. A man waiting for the bus with his eyes closed. Light that stays for ten seconds and then it's gone.
On these walks I'll show you the few rules that really matter. Light. Timing. Where to stand. Then I'll show you when to forget them.
Your camera doesn't matter much. Settings are just a way to get closer to the picture you already see in your head. Mistakes are welcome. Most of my best frames started as one.
I'm not here to give you my eye. I'm here to help you trust yours.
Workshops
Street Photo Walk
Any camera. Or just your phone.
Pankstrasse to Gesundbrunnen. Fifteen minutes on foot, if you don't stop.
We'll stop. At the counter where the bread is baked nonstop and the smell stays on your jacket for the rest of the day. Next to the guy pushing a speaker on a metal cart, playing DJ Bobo loud enough to lift your hat. Outside a small café where the americano tastes like someone cares.
None of it is waiting to be photographed. That's why it works.
I give you one simple rule and mostly stay out of your way. At the end we sit down with coffee, lay out your pictures and look at what you saw.
Sat 31 Oct
U8 Pankstrasse, 10:00AM · Limited places
Small group
limited places, so I actually see your work.
Who walks with you
Other workshops
Playing
Every walk has one rule. You find out what it is when we start. It sounds small. Then you start seeing things you walked past for years.
Phone Film Workshops
The camera you already have.
This is what a Saturday on Pankstrasse looks like.
Looking
Most of photography happens before you lift the camera.
Telling
One picture can hold a whole story. Put another one next to it, and the story changes. At the end we lay yours out and see what they say.
The story is already in you.
There's a man near the Lidl on Pankstrasse who is always there. We never really talk, my German is still growing. But I know that he knows I see him. And I hope he knows that I know he sees me.
That's most of what photography is for me. Seeing someone, and letting them see you back. You don't need to go far for it. You need to stay a little longer where you already are.
Looking
Most of photography happens before you lift the camera.
3 hours
walking, then coffee and your pictures on the table
89 €
per person
I'm Michał.
I've been taking pictures for seventeen years, and I still get excited about the same small things. Steam over a bakery counter. A man waiting for the bus with his eyes closed. Light that stays for ten seconds and then it's gone.
On these walks I'll show you the few rules that really matter. Light. Timing. Where to stand. Then I'll show you when to forget them.
Your camera doesn't matter much. Settings are just a way to get closer to the picture you already see in your head. Mistakes are welcome. Most of my best frames started as one.
I'm not here to give you my eye. I'm here to help you trust yours.
Questions
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No. Often the freshest pictures come from people who've never shot on purpose before.
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Whatever you have. A phone is enough.
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We go. Wet streets, umbrellas, reflections. Berlin looks good in grey too.
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Free up to 72 hours before.
See you on the street.
Analog Photo Walk
One role. 36 frames. No screen