Street Photography

  • Price
    100 € + 0% VAT
  • Delivery method
    On-campus
  • Language
    Swedish
  • Scope
    5 ECTS
  • Course dates
  • Last application date
  • Entry requirements
    Camera skills and access to own post production of the images.

Do you want to explore your neighbourhood and capture moments through your camera lens? Do you have good camera skills and have already been taking pictures for longer time but want to develop your personal narrative? Broaden your technique with our street photography course. Together we explore and learn how to evoke emotions, create different moods and portray everyday life.

During the course you will develop your ability to work with street photography in a systematic, innovative and ethical way. We focus on street photography as documentary art where both you and your subject are in real situations in public places. You will get to know different styles and pioneers within them, while through varying assignments you will independently produce photographs within given genres and themes.

The course is conducted in Swedish. Read more about the course on our page in Swedish!

Foto: John Grönvall

Foto: John Grönvall

Foto: John Grönvall

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