If photography is your great passion, this street photography workshop in Rome is a great opportunity to document your travel. Remember, you don’t need to have an expensive SLR camera to take good pictures. It is perfectly possible to do so with a disposable camera if you know how to use it properly.

“Destroy your sense of normal vision” and break down the scene in front of you into a series of shapes, colors, and lines. By considering where the light falls, identifying diagonal lines, and ensuring that the subject is off-center.

The great thing about digital cameras is that they are ideal for learning about exposure. Use your camera in manual mode to have total control over it. ISO, APERTURE, SHUTTER SPEED?? I will make it simple for you! So keep in mind those values, concentrate, follow your instincts, and create your own view. Bring your own digital or analog camera and we dig into the different settings, learn how to use different techniques and calibrate your eyes by taking control of perspective.

By choosing this wonderful street photography workshop in Rome, you will learn how to make irresistible photos and new technical skills that will last forever.

Shoot photos in RAW, and together we will dig into the different aspects of quality images, know how to post-edit them, and turn them into JPG.

This is where photography settings and creativity meet.

We’ll discover the heart of Rome while I give you a tutorial on photography. I will give you photographic tips while we are framing fascinating areas. So bring an enthusiastic desire to learn. We will discover the Trastevere area, a bohemian spirit of Rome. We will walk the tour in a circle, starting from S.Maria Square, passing by Castel San’Angelo, Campo dei Fiori, where a local farmer market is shown, Piazza Navona, surrounded by baroque ‘Palazzi’, and ending with a walk to the Pantheon, the most preserved temple in Rome.

Setting your camera in manual mode: We dig into the concept of the perfect triangle, iso-aperture-shutter speed. Composition will be the center of our conversation. We will photograph the daily life that takes place among the streets, where a very particular light always falls, a play of shadows and lights, creating “chiaro/scuro” effects just like in Caravaggio’s works. After enjoying the Roman lifestyle, we will then sit down and share our views by taking part in edit-and-critique conversations.