Venice Photography Workshop

The City of Venice is a photographers paradise. It lends itself to all forms of photography, street, architecture, candid, abstract, textures, but particularly Black and White and especially Long Exposure photography, a style of photography that I am passionate about. This workshop will give you a fantastic opportunity to explore Venice outside of the holiday season, it will be quieter, there may be mist and of course St. Marks Square might be flooded (a photographer’s dream!).

The workshop numbers will be between four and six clients. Bring your laptop as there will be opportunity to post process your images when we have some downtime. I will be running this five night, four day workshop to the stunning city of Venice between the dates of Monday 25th November to Saturday 30th November 2024. The cost will be £1650 per person. There will be no single room supplement and non photography partners are welcome to attend at the reduced rate. There is also a discount is a if a photography couple are sharing a room. The price does not include flights and you will be responsible for booking your own flight. The flights are currently around £70 return from Manchester to Venice Marco Polo airport. You will be responsible for transfers from the airport along with travel insurance but the ACTV Public transport card will be included in the workshop fee, this gives us unlimited travel by Vaporetto including Lido, Murano and Burano. We plan to rendezvous at Dinner time on the Monday evening.

Further details along with booking terms and conditions can be found below. I hope you will be able to join me for this fantastic opportunity to explore this wonderful location at a leisurely pace and with a group of like minded individuals.

We will be staying at the Hotel Da Bruno on a Bed and Breakfast basis. The hotel is ideally situated near the Rialto Bridge.

Contact me on 07938184088 if you want to discuss the workshop in more detail or click the checkout button to reserve your place.

Host or Publisher Colin Jarvis Photography