Architectural Photography
Online sessions dedicated to specific topics in architectural photography, with a practical approach focused on the working process.
Each masterclass explores one topic in depth, drawing on real situations and more than 15 years of experience in architectural photography — from editing to interior, night and aerial photography and other specific areas.
Sessions are live, with limited places and room for questions and discussion throughout.
Places are limited and sell out fast!
From RAW file to final image
Limited to 15 participants. Includes a digital certificate of attendance.
A practical three-hour session where we edit 6 real photographs together, following the whole process from the RAW file to the final image.
Light, composition and control of space
Limited to 15 participants. Includes a digital certificate of attendance.
A masterclass dedicated to interior photography, with a practical approach based on real situations and assignments.
The session covers different ways of working with composition, perspective, natural and artificial light, the relationship between inside and outside, materials and different lighting conditions.
Through real examples, I will share my working process, from arriving at the space and choosing the frames to building a coherent photo series.
Participants can ask questions and discuss different solutions throughout the session.
From blue hour to night photography
Limited to 15 participants. Includes a digital certificate of attendance.
A masterclass dedicated to architectural photography in the last hours of the day, exploring the transition between natural and artificial light and the specific challenges of night photography.
We will cover planning the shoot, choosing the right moment, exposure, white balance, using a tripod, different lighting conditions and balancing the building, the sky and the surroundings.
Through real sequences and cases, I will show how the same architecture changes over the course of dusk and explain the decisions made on site and later in editing.
Participants can ask questions throughout the session.
