Street art covering a laneway wall in Melbourne

Melbourne laneways · Build level

Street photography course & photo walk in Melbourne.

Photograph people and city life with confidence and respect. Timing, layers, light and zone focusing through Melbourne's laneways, arcades and Flinders Street.

Street Photography Workshop at a glance

Best for: Photographers comfortable with their camera who want to photograph people and cities.

Taught by Dani Watson, award-winning photographer and educator (Master of Arts, Photography, RMIT · AIPP · RPS · Hasselblad Masters Finalist).

Price
$149 pp
Duration
3 hours
Group size
Max 8
Level
Build
Booking
Online, instant confirmation

Dates & booking

Upcoming dates.

Choose a date to book. Booking opens securely on this page and you get instant confirmation by email.

Where we meet

Melbourne CBD laneways, Melbourne (meeting point confirmed at booking)

The exact meeting point is confirmed in your booking email.

What you'll learn

Skills you'll leave with.

  • Zone focusing and settings for fast moments
  • Finding a scene and waiting for the subject
  • Layers, gestures and light
  • Ethics and etiquette when photographing people in public
  • Building a small street series

Bring

Camera with manual controls (a small prime lens is ideal), or a phone.

Two people walking along a fenced path in black and whiteNew

Workshop FAQ

Good to know.

Can I use a phone?
Yes. A camera with manual controls is ideal, but this workshop also works with a phone.
Can I give this workshop as a gift?
Yes. Gift vouchers are available for this workshop or for any amount.
Can I change my booking?
Payments are non-refundable, but you can transfer to another CapturEDU workshop within 12 months of the original date. Let us know in writing.
What if the weather is bad?
Wet streets and umbrellas can make great street photographs. If conditions make the session unsafe or unworkable, we'll move you to another date or transfer your booking.

Start learning photography

Book the Street Photography workshop.

Three hours in the laneways, learning to see the moment before it happens.