“Asa treat for myself, I signed up for Michiel Heijmans’ one-on-one street photography workshop. I haven’t regretted it for a moment!
We started the workshop with a cup of coffee: a lovely way to begin the morning, to get to know each other, discuss where I’m at, and—most importantly—what I want to learn. After that, we headed out onto the street, both armed with our cameras in hand. As we chatted and took photos, tips and ideas were flying all around me. Not only does Michiel clearly have a wealth of knowledge and skill, but his enthusiasm and boldness are contagious. I can hardly imagine not being inspired by this!
Even after the workshop, Michiel continued to help me by providing feedback via email on my photo selection and post-processing. In short: a wonderful, well-rounded workshop that, above all (and not unimportantly), was a lot of fun.”
Bring a guest for free!
You’re welcome to bring a friend along to this workshop for free. It makes it less nerve-wracking, and it’s more fun that way, of course! Of course, you can also choose to split the cost if you’re both interested in learning more about street photography. It’s entirely up to you!
Workshop Details
Feel free to bring a friend—they can join for free (or split the cost!).
We'll start with some coffee or tea to figure out what you want to learn that day.
Guided assignments based on assignment cards that you can take home with you.
Of course, I'll share all my experiences with you and teach you to see things differently.
You'll receive a copy of my book * Straatfotobijbel * (Photofacts, ISBN 9789492325099) so you can keep practicing after the workshop.
Included for free with the book: my online course on Street Photography at Photofacts.nl (45 minutes + a 5-quarter-hour webinar).
One month of free access to all other Photofacts courses (more information in the book).
This street photography workshop runs from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (unless otherwise agreed).
Short evaluation at the end of the workshop (coffee/tea included).
Level for this street photography workshop: All levels.
Recommended camera: Any camera; preferably one where you can mute the audio.
Recommended lens: Generally, use any lens you're comfortable with, but a good guideline is 28 to 50mm full-frame.
You can do the post-processing yourself at home, as you see fit. I’ll send you a link via email ( feedback ) to a maximum of 5 photos per person.