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Green Man: Nature and Photography Workshop Reviews

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This is a fun activity in Hampstead, London

The Green Man – Creative photography and awareness with photography workshop

Green - colour of nature, power and healing. Explore your creative spark at, the “The Green Man” Photo Vision Experience Workshop.
Through photography, nature, and sensory exploration, you will (re)-discover your own creativity, forgotten perspectives, calm the nervous system, and open the door to unexpected visual creations and inspiration.

Invitation: meeting at 10 at the station

- getting to know each other a little and walk to the park
- arrival, introduction & awakening to the 'Green man theme' :

- a photography composition guide straight to your phone and introduction
- the best simple camera and iPhone settings explained
- additional easy and small equipment discovery
- discover slow-looking, perception, your unique creative style experience
- walking, seeing, and discovering the unexpected
- seeing, structuring and composing with sense
- applying techniques and methods for best framing
- micro and macro discoveries
- working with light, shadow, color, depth and form
- closing circle & 'The Lost Spark regained': A moment to reflect

There is no pressure to achieve — only the freedom to observe, feel, and discover. By aiming for nothing, you may find the most surprising vision of all: your own creative spark!

Be amongst others to experience this unique journey combining photography, nature, and creative (self-)discovery. Awaken your senses!
This is a small-group experience designed to slow down, see differently, and reconnect with your own visual voice and hidden creativity to surface.
This is not a wildlife photography course!

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Stacey Chapman
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“A really enjoyable workshop exploring Hampstead Heath through photography. I discovered new parts of the Heath that I hadn’t seen before and really enjoyed thinking more intentionally about composition and spotting interesting details in nature. Sybille was very creative, generous with her time, and helped us notice things we may have otherwise walked past. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a creative way to explore nature and see familiar places differently.”
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Posted 5 months ago