Interested in analog photography? Perfect – we’ll show you how it works!

On April 25th, we’ll dive together into the fascinating world of film photography – from the basics to hands-on practice with real cameras and film.

Shooting analog means: slowing down, seeing more consciously, and experimenting creatively.
Whether you're holding an analog camera for the first time or already have experience – everyone is welcome!

This workshop is not just about technical skills, but above all about creative work with film: trying things out, exploring, and developing your own visual ideas.
Together, we’ll immerse ourselves in the analog world – where every click counts and surprises are part of the process.

Schedule

11:00–13:00 – Introduction & Basic Know-how
- How does an analog camera work?
- Exposure, ISO, aperture, shutter speed – the most important basics explained clearly and applied directly.

from 14:00 – Practical Session / Photowalk
- We head outside and put what we’ve learned into practice.
- Camera + film will be provided, film development is included.
- Feel free to bring your own camera – or borrow one for later.

Participation Fee

15 €

(Includes film, development, and a loan camera during the workshop.
Extended rental beyond the workshop can be arranged individually.)

Notes

• The workshop will be held in English.
• The practical part (photowalk) takes place outdoors – please dress appropriately for the weather.
• The exact meeting point will be shared with you in advance.
• The workshop is limited to 6 participants – there will be a waiting list.

Location & Date

We’ll share detailed information after your registration!