24–28 August 2026 · Brussels · Ages 12–17
9:00–16:00 · Small group · €175A five-day creative photography adventure for teenagers.
No experience needed. Cameras available. Film and darkroom materials included.
During the week they will explore Brussels, shoot analog film, develop their own negatives and make real black-and-white prints in a professional darkroom.
Friday afternoon: exhibition of their work for parents and friends.
Spend one unforgettable week in August learning analog street photography and hands-on darkroom printing — in the heart of Brussels. This intensive workshop is designed for teens who want to move beyond filters and pixels, to capture life on the street with film, sharpen their eye for story, and print their own images in a real darkroom.
Learn analog from start to finish: film choice, exposure, manual camera controls, and b&w and color roll handling.
Master street storytelling: composition, timing, light, and respectful approaches to shooting people in urban spaces.
Hands-on printing: develop negatives, make contact sheets, and craft silver gelatin prints under expert guidance.
Small groups, big attention: limited spots for focused coaching, personalized feedback, and plenty of shooting time.
Practical, playful approach: serious skills taught with a relaxed, encouraging vibe — bring curiosity and we’ll handle the rest.
Location: central Brussels — shooting routes and a fully equipped darkroom at Ur’Square.
Group size: small to ensure individualized coaching.
Materials: film and darkroom supplies included in fee; bring your camera or borrow one of ours.
Lunch not included (bring it yourself)
Pricing: all-inclusive package
Last-day-exhibition for parents and friends
Experienced, playful teacher and working photographer based in Brussels who shoots portraits and visual stories for media and corporate clients.
Practical, story-first approach that blends technical skill with creative risk-taking.
Friendly, encouraging environment that makes analog photography accessible and fun.
Book now to secure your place in a week of film, city light, and hands‑on printing — and leave with real prints, sharpened instincts, and a fresh visual voice.
24–28 August 2026 · Brussels · Ages 12–17
9:00–16:00 · Small group · €175A five-day creative photography adventure for teenagers.
No experience needed. Cameras available. Film and darkroom materials included.
During the week they will explore Brussels, shoot analog film, develop their own negatives and make real black-and-white prints in a professional darkroom.
Friday afternoon: exhibition of their work for parents and friends.
Spend one unforgettable week in August learning analog street photography and hands-on darkroom printing — in the heart of Brussels. This intensive workshop is designed for teens who want to move beyond filters and pixels, to capture life on the street with film, sharpen their eye for story, and print their own images in a real darkroom.
Learn analog from start to finish: film choice, exposure, manual camera controls, and b&w and color roll handling.
Master street storytelling: composition, timing, light, and respectful approaches to shooting people in urban spaces.
Hands-on printing: develop negatives, make contact sheets, and craft silver gelatin prints under expert guidance.
Small groups, big attention: limited spots for focused coaching, personalized feedback, and plenty of shooting time.
Practical, playful approach: serious skills taught with a relaxed, encouraging vibe — bring curiosity and we’ll handle the rest.
Location: central Brussels — shooting routes and a fully equipped darkroom at Ur’Square.
Group size: small to ensure individualized coaching.
Materials: film and darkroom supplies included in fee; bring your camera or borrow one of ours.
Lunch not included (bring it yourself)
Pricing: all-inclusive package
Last-day-exhibition for parents and friends
Experienced, playful teacher and working photographer based in Brussels who shoots portraits and visual stories for media and corporate clients.
Practical, story-first approach that blends technical skill with creative risk-taking.
Friendly, encouraging environment that makes analog photography accessible and fun.
Book now to secure your place in a week of film, city light, and hands‑on printing — and leave with real prints, sharpened instincts, and a fresh visual voice.
