LISBON 3 days 10-12 September, 2027 – Find Your Unique Style Masterclass

1.400 €

Photo: Ferenc Laterveer

Three days of street photography, editing, and personal style development in Lisbon.

Join me for a small-group masterclass in one of Europe’s most visually rich cities for street photography.

Lisbon offers tiled façades, steep streets, vintage trams, river light, shadows on the hills, and a rhythm that constantly invites observation. Over three focused days, we will work with shooting, seeing, editing, and shaping a more personal photographic voice.

This workshop is for photographers who want more than just good pictures. It is designed to help you clarify your visual direction, strengthen your control of camera, lens, timing, and editing, and make photographs that feel more personal and recognisable.

Whether you are experienced or still finding your footing, the teaching is adapted to your level and goals.

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What to expect

This is a three-day workshop that combines shooting, reflection, editing, and feedback.

Across the three days, we will work with:

developing a more personal and recognisable style
shooting with more intention and confidence
understanding camera control and lens choices more clearly
timing, presence, and visual awareness
creating photographs with more emotion, story, and personal expression
building an editing approach that supports your vision
shaping a clearer workflow, you can continue using it afterwards

Day 1 is about foundations and vision. We begin by setting intentions for the workshop: what draws your attention, what you want to express, and what you want your photographs to feel like. We also work with camera setup and practical choices, so you can move more intuitively through changing situations. From there, we head into the city for a guided shoot where you begin applying the day’s ideas in real streets and real moments.

Day 2 is about story, timing, and presence. We continue building on your direction, with supportive feedback and practical exercises focused on storytelling, anticipation, gesture, and stronger commitment in the moment. The aim is to help you move beyond single good frames and towards photographs with more meaning and personal character.

Day 3 is about style, editing, and your next steps. We look at what you naturally do well, how to recognise recurring strengths in your work, and how those qualities can become part of your signature. We also work with editing in Lightroom and/or Capture One, so your editing supports your style with more consistency, mood, and coherence.

Small group format

The workshop is held in a small group, allowing time for personal guidance, feedback, and a calm working atmosphere.

Before the workshop, you will receive a short questionnaire so the teaching can be tailored more closely to your level, your goals, and the way you work.

All camera brands and formats are welcome, including film.

Practicalities

Please bring a camera you know well, along with memory cards, charged batteries, and weather-appropriate clothing. Comfortable shoes are recommended, as Lisbon includes hills, stairs, and cobbled streets. If you plan to join the editing sessions, please also bring a laptop with Lightroom or Capture One installed.

Participants arrange their own travel, accommodation, and meals.

We will have an apartment available for meeting and editing during the workshop.

Location and meeting point

Day 1 is about foundations and vision. We begin at Cotidiano in Chiado, R. do Crucifixo 2, 1100-183 Lisboa, Portugal, which makes it practical for a morning workshop to start at a central café, before heading into the streets,

From there, we work through Chiado and Baixa, where the streets allow a calmer beginning and make it easier to warm up with observation, framing, and timing. Baixa-Chiado is also a strong practical base because it is a Lisbon Metro interchange between the Blue and Green lines and sits under Rua do Crucifixo between Baixa and Chiado.

Day 2, we continue from the central city into Bica and then toward Cais do Sodré, using the steep streets, changing viewpoints, river light, and urban flow to work with gesture, anticipation, and stronger commitment in the moment. The Lisbon workshop page itself already mentions the Bica funicular corridor as one of the characteristic Lisbon scenes, which fits naturally with this route.

Booking

After signing up, you will receive practical information before the workshop, along with a short questionnaire about your goals, camera, and lenses.

If you have any questions before booking, you are very welcome to get in touch.

If you would like three focused days of street photography, editing, and personal development in Lisbon, you are very welcome to join. and meeting point