• Hands‑on learning, real streets. Two structured days: orientation and setup in the morning, guided street sessions, then a recap to cement what you’ve learned. Day two builds on day one’s goals so your progress becomes visible—and repeatable.
• Typical hours are 10:00–17:00 (Day 1) and 10:00–15:00 (Day 2).
• Small groups (4–8). Personal feedback and space to work your scene at your pace. Before we meet, you’ll get a short survey so the teaching fits your level and goals.
• Bring any camera. All brands and formats welcome. Morten’s clear, simple approach keeps you focused on composition, light, and the decisive moment.
• After you get home. You’re invited to a free group Zoom critique—time to edit, reflect, and consolidate your learning with the cohort.

Booking

• After signing up you will receive a short Q&A about your goal, camera and lenses you bring. You will also receive follow up informations before and after the workshop.

Practicalities
Participants arrange their own travel, accommodation, and meals; we include relaxed coffee breaks during the day. Come prepared for the weather, with charged batteries and clear cards—or fresh film.

Where to stay?

We meet at a Café named “1900 Café”.

Address: Get Directions Knesebeckstr. 76, 10623 Berlin Germany

It is recommended to find a hotel or AirBnB in a short distance from there, or easy transportation.