Mein Augenblick — A Two-Day Photography Practice - One to One
London, Cambridge or Berlin only
2 days · London, Cambridge or Berlin only · One to One
Once you learn to see on your own terms, things become easier.
This workshop is built around that shift.
This is not a conventional photography workshop.
It is a private, one-to-one practice. A deep exchange of knowledge and practice.
Over two days, we walk slowly through London, focusing on attention, presence, and human connection before the camera is introduced. The pace, direction, and depth are shaped entirely around you. Photography comes last, only after absorption and recognition.
We work on when to wait, when to approach, and when not to photograph at all. The process is quiet, personal, and deliberately limited.
Structure
Day One — Walking & Reflecting — 09:00 am – 05:00 pm
The first day unfolds without pressure to produce. We walk slowly through the city, letting pace replace intention. The camera stays secondary, often out of the hand.
Attention moves away from finding images and toward noticing when the urge to photograph appears — and when it passes. We read people and spaces without intervening, allowing moments to form and dissolve on their own.
Hesitation is treated as information rather than doubt. We pause, change direction, and allow moments to close without extraction.
The focus is not on making photographs, but on restoring sensitivity to instinct, rhythm, and presence.
Day Two — Absorb & Photograph — 09:00 am – 05:00 pm
The second day begins in the same way, with slowness and attention. The camera is reintroduced carefully, no longer something to reach for, but something to wait with.
Photographing happens only after presence is established. There is no repetition and no accumulation. One frame per moment — or none.
Later, we look at the images quietly. Editing becomes an act of respect: deciding what holds without defence and letting the rest fall away.
The day closes with the selection of a single image — not the strongest, but the one that remains.
What You Leave With
One image that holds.
A repeatable, personal way of seeing and noticing.
Confidence in restraint and human connection.
One signed print of your most meaningful image on Washi paper.
Who This Is For
This practice is for those who:
Already know how to use a camera,
feel their work has become automatic
Are ready to slow down without guarantees
If you want instruction, this is not it.
If you want alignment, it might be.
Practicalities
London, Cambridge or Berlin only · Two days · One-to-one
Digital or analogue camera welcome
Coffee and lunch at a Soho House location in London or Berlin
