- Limited to only 5 participants for a personalised experience
- Ample shooting time to create art to enrich your portfolio
- Location: The studio
- When: 15:30-19:30, 23 May
- Cost: 130 Euro
Who They Are For
Masterclasses are designed for photographers who:
- already have experience with studio photography
- are comfortable working one-on-one with a model
- have ideally attended one of my workshops or have equivalent experience
- want to improve their portfolio significantly
Here, the focus shifts from learning fundamentals to refining style, vision, and artistic intent.
If you are starting your photographic journey or you are still not comfortable working in a studio setting, please check out my workshop offering.
What Makes a Masterclass Different
During a masterclass:
- 3–4 different lighting setups are created
- each setup represents a distinct visual scene
- the focus is on portfolio-ready images, not exercises
- fine art–oriented photography can be explored
Makeup, preparation, and image construction are more advanced and carefully developed than in workshops.
Masterclass Philosophy
A masterclass is a selective and intensive experience, designed to:
- strengthen personal photographic identity
- produce high-quality, usable images
- elevate portfolio consistency and impact
- encourage deeper creative exchange
It is ideal for photographers who want to transform technical skills into a personal visual style.
The model
The muse of the day will be the published model Lisa
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Please note that the spot at the masterclass will be considered secured only once the organisation receives the payment.
The masterclass will be conducted in both English and French. Participants are welcome to communicate with the instructor in French if preferred.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What level of experience do I need?
Workshops:
A basic understanding of your camera is sufficient. You should be familiar with shutter speed, aperture, and ISO. No advanced experience is required.
Masterclasses:
Participants are expected to already have experience working with models, ideally through one of my workshops, one-on-one sessions, or prior professional experience.
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Why are masterclasses generally more expensive than the workshops?
The higher price reflects:
- the presence of professional models – often international models
- a more advanced artistic preparation – often involving extra material and props
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Do I need to bring my own equipment?
Yes. Participants must bring their own camera and lenses.
All studio equipment (lights, stands, modifiers, panels, etc.) is provided by the studio and the organisation.
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Which lenses should I bring?
You are free to bring any equipment you feel comfortable with.
That said, I recommend:
- prime lenses whenever possible
- focal lengths between 24–35mm and 100mm
- 35mm, 50mm, and 85mm are especially recommended
- fast apertures such as f/1.8 or f/2.8
Creative portrait sessions may involve low-light scenes, so fast lenses can be very helpful.
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What is the cancellation policy?
If you cancel more than 10 days before the event, the workshop or masterclass is fully refunded.
If you cancel within 10 days of the event, no refund is provided unless:
- You find a replacement participant, or
- The organisation can fill your spot
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Can I use the photos I take during the workshop or masterclass?
Yes. Participants will sign a release allowing them to use the images for any purpose.
However, the model retains her right to image.
This means that for publication (social media, websites, commercial use, etc.), explicit consent from the model is required.
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Is any additional material provided after the event?
No additional post-production material or files are provided.
The focus of both workshops and masterclasses is on practical, in-person experience.
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How can I contact you for more information?
You can contact me directly via social media or by email (details provided on the website).