XAVI HERRERO
Next Workshop:
Saturday, September 26, 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Location:
Galerie Art Nomade (Workshop begins and ends here)
Carrer del Portal Nou, 36, Ciutat Vella, Barcelona
Capture the extraordinary in the everyday: A full day to immerse yourself in street photography with filmmaker and street photographer Xavi Herrero. An intensive, hands-on 10-hour workshop to train your observation skills, improve your street photography technique, and explore urban narratives with your own ethical and creative perspective.
Aimed at:
Enthusiasts, students, and photographers who want to delve deeper into street photography, regardless of their technical level.
Topics:
10:00-11:30 a.m. Galerie Art Nomade.
Introduction and visual observation. What is and isn't street photography?
Urban composition and storytelling. Building or improvising the perfect scene.
Three street photography techniques. The background of the frame.
Strengthening or calming the scene.
Relationships: Gazes, gestures, situations, contrasts.
Natural light and technical control. Appropriate equipment. Focal lengths.
Ethics versus ego in street photography.
Narrating while editing your photographs.
11:30-12:30. Outing to various locations.
Street exercise to break taboos.
12:30-17:30. Outing to various locations.
Guided photography outing. Practical tour of Barcelona.
17:30-20:00. Galerie Art Nomade.
Editing the photographs taken.
Creation of a portfolio of 5 photographs.
Group viewing and final constructive critique.
Price:
€90 (Payment in cash or by card at the end of the workshop)
Small groups of a maximum of 6 people.
Materials needed:
Camera with 8 hours of autonomy.
Editing on the same camera or laptop/tablet.
Contact and registration information:
info@streetphotographybarcelona.com
WhatsApp: 620434864
"Last Saturday, I participated in an amazing full-day workshop with @xaviherrerofilms, founder of @streetphotography.barcelona. Xavi broke down my psychological barriers to street photography, from the patient art of 'fishing' to the active 'hunting' of spontaneous portraits."
"Approaching strangers has always been a mental hurdle for me. But this practical session was just what I needed to start overcoming that fear."
"Spending the day with people who share this passion has left me deeply motivated. The indecision is fading away. After all, what's the worst that can happen?"
"Thanks @xaviherrerofilms for helping me see street photography from a different perspective"
