Photowalk in Barcelona
I have a plan: you, me, our cameras, and the fantastic city of Barcelona. Does it appeal to you? A resounding yes.
Arches, diagonals, lights, shadows, humans all around, traffic, narrow streets… A perfect combination in a city that offers very interesting and dynamic photographic opportunities. During this workshop, I will address any doubts you might have about camera settings, teach you how to observe scenes with potential, and show you the best way to approach people to capture them naturally, with humanity and consent.
The purpose of this photowalk is to blend enjoyable theory with on-site practice, as you learn by doing. And, of course, have a great time. I will provide you with personalized guidance to ignite your creative spark. Come on, don’t wait any longer, shall we go out and play in the street’s playground?
This is for you if you want to...
- Take control of your digital camera to make quick decisions.
- Enhance your composition to tell interesting stories.
- Take a new creative approach to your way of seeing and think beyond trends.
- Approach strangers with ethics and courtesy to photograph them with their consent.
- Advices, tricks, recommendations, and apps to expand your photography knowledge.
- Emphasize anything you want to improve.
You will need...
And best of all, you’ll only need a compact, mirrorless, or DSLR digital camera, fully charged batteries, empty SD cards, and your most comfortable shoes. That’s it!
What are we going to do?
Prior to our meeting, I’d like to get to know a bit about your history and relation with photography. On the day of the photowalk, and now knowing a bit more about you, we’ll meet at the Arc de Triomf to start exploring the city with fresh eyes and take you to various super photogenic locations. The ideal time would be in the late afternoon, starting between 4 or 5pm.
If you think it’s appropriate, we can take a break (coffee, tea, or taking a rest) at any moment to reflect on the experience or address any questions that may have come up.
Last but not least, I can speak English, Spanish, or Catalan, so you can choose the language you’re most comfortable with.
Duration and cost
The one-to-one photowalk will last around 3 hours and the cost per one participant is 85€. To confirm your reservation, a 50% of the total must be made in advance as a deposit. will be due before the day of the photowalk. Payment can be made via Wise, Bizum or bank transfer.
Would you like to do it with your friends? The total price for the tutorial will vary depending on the number of participants, and the same booking conditions mentioned will apply:
- 2 participants: 160€
- 3 participants: 240€
- 4 participants: 320€
Groups of more than 4 participants, contact me directly to create a more customized proposal.
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— What people say
Testimonies
Fantastic Photowalk! It felt unique and personalized, with a very human approach. Sandra shared many tips and advice, from camera settings, composition and lighting techniques to storytelling. She showed me how to take photos that go beyond the obvious and inspired me to look at the world in a new way.
Sandra is a very talented photographer who has interesting stories to tell from across the globe! Her kindness, patience and passion also made the three hour Photowalk very special. Overall, it was an enriching experience and I’d definitely do it again.
I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to take better photos or just experience the streets of Barcelona with new eyes. Thank you so much, Sandra!
Charlotte
Mauritius Island
Meeting Sandra was a wonderful experience. She had a warm and friendly personality, a warm and friendly approach that made the moment a pleasant adventure, and, above all, a trained eye to see beyond our surroundings.
We went to explore the city’s old town, the Sant Pere neighborhood, the Gothic Quarter, and other sites. We walked through its medieval streets, marveled at its buildings, and learned about its history. Sandra helped me discover the personality of these medieval neighborhoods, reveal their lights and shadows through the lens of a camera, consciously observe the most hidden details, and transport me back in time to a city that breathes art and enchants with its identity and beauty.
Treat yourselves to the experience of discovering with Sandra a city that invites us to journey through its history, its present, and to observe a landscape often invisible to so many.
Karen
Chile