What is included in the architectural photography course?

Intense teaching and input during the entire workshop by our instructor
Presentation and detailed material of the course after the workshop to recap
Snacks and drinks during the theory and post-processing sessions
Tickets for public transport during the workshop

What is not included?

Gear: please bring your own equipment for the workshop. (Broke your camera or don’t own a wide-angle lens? Get in touch with us and we will try to help out as good as we can)
Lunch/supplies during the photo sessions

What should I bring?

Architectural photography is not rocket science – however, we assume that you are already able to operate your camera well and have basic knowledge about photography. The manual mode or the bulb function should not make you shiver – if you don’t feel comfortable outside the automatic mode, we strongly recommend taking one of our beginners courses first.

You don’t need any special equipment or pro-gear for the architectural photography course, but there are a few things you should bring:

A camera with interchangeable lenses (DSLR, mirrorless, MFT – any camera that allows for manual settings and interchangeable lenses)
At least one lens in the wide-angle and mid telephoto range (focal length up to 85mm), just bring all the lenses you have, we will surely find an interesting composition even with your 400mm telephoto lens
Suggestion: a tripod will help with precise composition and allow longer exposures
Suggestion 2: filters, e.g. polarization (C-Pol) or neutral density (ND) filters for more options
Optional: a Til-Shift lens (e.g. 24mm or 17mm) will open up additional freedom in finding compositions (TIP: if you don’t want to buy expensive special lenses like a Tilt-Shift lens without using it too much – you can usually also rent lenses on a daily basis)

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