This workshop is free and open to photographers of all levels.
No photographic knowledge is required to participate.
You should bring your own camera equipment for the photo walk.
Photo walks will be conducted in English.
Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes in advance to secure your spot.
The starting point for this photo walk is shown below.
Registration for this photo walk will open 2 days in advance. A button will appear below that will take you to the registration form.
If your registration is successful, you will receive a confirmation email (please check your spam folder).
Only 5 people can participate in a photo walk, and you can only participate in one photo walk.
Space is limited, so please only sign up for a photo walk if you are sure you can attend.
Centrum Hageltoren
Slachthuisstraat 24
1000 Brussels
During the photo walk you will be exploring the beauty of your surroundings and capturing it through photography. Our experienced photographer Maude Bardet will be leading the way, sharing tips and techniques for capturing stunning images. During this workshop, our photographer will be pointing out interesting subjects and compositions, and offering guidance on camera settings and techniques. As you explore, you'll have the opportunity to practice your photography skills and experiment with different angles and perspectives. You'll also have the chance to ask questions and learn from our photographer's expertise.
This free workshop is suitable for photographers of all levels, whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional. Whether you're looking to improve your skills, or just want to spend some time enjoying the beauty of our capital Brussels.
Maude Bardet
Maude Bardet is a French photographer currently living in the Netherlands. After studying engineering, she first worked in Berlin and then ended up in Holland. She always had fernweh, as the Germans say, and invariably construed her jobs as mere tools to finance her travels. She discovered street photography in 2017 during a workshop with Nikos Economopoulos in Ghana, and felt like this was exactly what she had been looking for. Guided by light and textures, she tries to portray a slice of the human condition. She likes to use strong colors to emphasize the compositional elements in her pictures. She was featured in various Street Photography festivals (Miami, Brussels, Arles, San Francisco, Sydney, Trieste, Rome, Gothenburg, Istanbul, Częstochowa) and in Women Street Photographers exhibitions in New York (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021), Kuala Lumpur (2019, 2020), Brussels (2019), Trieste (2020), Chelyabinsk (2020), Hyderabad (2020) and Paris (2021). She is the winner of the Independent Photographer "street photography" competition 2020, as well as the 3rd prize (2021) and Jurors’ pick (2022) of the LensCulture street photography Awards.
maudebardet.com
Maude Bardet
Maude Bardet is a French photographer currently living in the Netherlands. After studying engineering, she first worked in Berlin and then ended up in Holland. She always had fernweh, as the Germans say, and invariably construed her jobs as mere tools to finance her travels. She discovered street photography in 2017 during a workshop with Nikos Economopoulos in Ghana, and felt like this was exactly what she had been looking for. Guided by light and textures, she tries to portray a slice of the human condition. She likes to use strong colors to emphasize the compositional elements in her pictures. She was featured in various Street Photography festivals (Miami, Brussels, Arles, San Francisco, Sydney, Trieste, Rome, Gothenburg, Istanbul, Częstochowa) and in Women Street Photographers exhibitions in New York (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021), Kuala Lumpur (2019, 2020), Brussels (2019), Trieste (2020), Chelyabinsk (2020), Hyderabad (2020) and Paris (2021). She is the winner of the Independent Photographer "street photography" competition 2020, as well as the 3rd prize (2021) and Jurors’ pick (2022) of the LensCulture street photography Awards.
maudebardet.com