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Half-Day Private Analogue Photography Experience in Berlin
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Half-Day Private Analogue Photography Experience in Berlin
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Highlights
A unique way to experience Berlin is through the lens of a camera with the guidance of an expert photographer.
Get an insight into the life of a Berlin Artist and an opportunity to see his studio. Learn a new skill as you experience a photographic darkroom and ditch your phone, load your film in an analog camera and get snapping!
Itinerary
Salzwedeler Str. 2
We meet at the studio where you will get a tour of the darkroom and an introduction to my practice as well as some instruction on the use of an analog camera and photographic film. Then we pick up our bikes and go on a tour of the cool district of Moabit heading towards the historical part of Berlin Mitte taking in the Brandenberg Gate, Reichstag, and Tiergarten. During the trip, you will receive guidance and tips on how to approach strangers to be photographed, composition, lighting, and other aspects of street photography.
What's included
INCLUDED
The use of all profesional darkroom equipment
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Additional information
Must Know
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Good To Know
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Location
Address
Salzwedeler Str. 2, 10559 Berlin, Germany
Provider
Jason McGlade
I had an incredible experience learning analog photography and creating a content sheet in the darkroom. This is a must-try for anyone and one of the most unique activities in Berlin. I highly recommend it! Jason is an excellent, patient instructor who guides you through the entire process—from using an analog camera to hands-on photo processing in the darkroom. His photography is truly a work of art. I also want to thank him for pushing me out of my comfort zone by encouraging me to approach strangers for portraits. It was a rewarding experience, and along the way, I realized how valuable it is to cherish that single click of a film photo. There will never be a second chance to capture the same moment again, making each shot incredibly meaningful.