Learn on the street

Small, street-focused workshops and mentoring for photographers who want to move past tourist pictures into deliberate, authored work.

In-person NYC workshops begin from September 2026, and 1:1 mentoring is available online now.

We’ll work on how you see, how you move, and how you edit, so your photographs hold together as more than one-off lucky frames.

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IN-PERSON NYC WORKSHOPS

Coming September 2026

Small, street‑focused workshops in New York for photographers who want to move past tourist pictures into deliberate, authored work.

I’m currently planning half‑day, full‑day, and 2‑day formats and using this form to shape the first round of dates.

Pricing to be confirmed. Share your interest and I’ll follow up with dates and options.

  • Guided shooting in NYC neighborhoods

  • Practical exercises to help you see stronger frames on the street

  • Live feedback as you work, with time to ask questions in the moment

  • A short group review to look at what you made and how to take it further

  • Follow‑up notes and simple assignments so you can repeat the process at home

Register Interest

1:1 Mentoring (Online)

$175

Per session · 4-session package: $600

Online 1:1 sessions for photographers who want focused feedback on their work, editing, direction, or portfolio.

An hour on Zoom, focused entirely on your work. I review your images in advance so we spend the session talking, not sorting.

  • Pre-session questionnaire + image review

  • 60-minute focused Zoom session

  • Portfolio, creative direction, Lightroom, or exhibition prep

  • Post-session follow-up email with notes

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Not at all. Both the workshops and mentoring are designed for people at different stages—from someone who just bought their first camera to someone who’s been shooting for years and feels stuck. If you know how to turn your camera on and you’re curious about seeing more intentionally, you’re ready.

  • Whatever you shoot with. Street photography is about seeing, not gear. A digital camera is ideal for workshops because we can review photos on the day. Bring a charged battery or two or three, an empty memory card, and comfortable shoes. We’ll be walking.

  • Workshops begin in New York from September 2026 onward. Right now I’m gathering interest and availability so I can set the first dates and formats. If you’d like to join, use the Register Interest form and tell me whether you prefer half‑day, full‑day, or 2‑day workshops. I’ll email you with dates as soon as they’re confirmed.

  • For workshops, click Register Interest under the In‑Person NYC Workshops section and fill out the short form. When dates are set, I’ll get in touch with options that match what you’ve told me.

    For 1:1 mentoring, click Apply for Mentoring, share a little about your work and what you’d like help with, and I’ll reply with next steps and availability.

  • Completely normal. I still feel it. The difference between nervous and confident isn’t that the nervousness disappears—it’s that you learn how to work with it, or around it. A big part of what we practice is how to be present in a scene without being intrusive, how to read body language, and how to photograph people in a way that respects them. And in no way will photographing strangers be core to what we do together on the street.

  • We go anyway. Some of the best street photography happens in rain—wet pavement, umbrellas, reflected light, people moving with purpose instead of wandering. I’ll confirm with you the day before. If conditions are truly unsafe, we reschedule; otherwise, bring a jacket and a sense of humor.

  • No. New York is where we meet, but the exercises are designed so you can repeat them in any city: noticing light, rhythm, gesture, and relationships in the frame; working a scene instead of firing one frame and moving on; editing and sequencing your work into something that holds together. You should leave with tools you can use wherever you live.

  • Yes. 1:1 mentoring happens online and is open to photographers anywhere. We meet on Zoom, review your work, and focus on the specific questions you have—whether that’s seeing, editing, projects, or portfolio development.

Why Walk With Me

I’ve spent years walking cities with a camera, long before I could explain exactly what I was doing.

The technical part came early enough—aperture, shutter speed, all the knobs and dials. What took time was learning to see: how to stand on a corner in New York and recognize the frame that’s already there—the shadow waiting for a passerby, the small gesture, the geometry between two strangers who don’t know they’re composing a picture together.

That shift didn’t happen in isolation. It came from being around other photographers—in workshops and festivals, in galleries, online and on the street. They let me watch how they saw, and that changed how I saw. These workshops are my way of passing that on: practical ways of seeing and working that you can use in New York or in whatever city you call home.

My Work Has Been Shown at

Soho Photo Gallery, New York · Leica Fotografie International, Wetzlar (4 features) · Fotografiska, Stockholm (World Photography Day) · Aesthetica Art Prize, York · Der Greif / Paris Photo · Berry Campbell Gallery, New York · LACP, Los Angeles · CultureLab LIC, New York · and 35+ exhibitions across four countries.

I trained at the International Center of Photography (ICP) and have made street and travel work across New York, Miami, Japan, Ireland, the UK, Romania, and more.