Night Photography:
A photoshoot between lights and shadows

I’ve designed a night photography workshop in Barcelona so you can learn the tips and tricks this exciting genre requires.

Make the most of your creativity by exploring one of the most entertaining and rewarding styles of photography, thanks to the stunning visual results.
We’ll use night photography techniques to capture light trails, night panning, and long exposures.

If you’ve never tried it or feel a bit intimidated, this workshop is the perfect introduction to the fascinating world of night photography. Trust me — it’s not as difficult as it seems, and the visual impact of the images makes it incredibly rewarding.

The best time to shoot is the so-called “Blue Hour” — that magical moment when artificial building lights match the brightness of the fading sunlight. To the naked eye, it may still look like daylight, but in photos, it’s pure night photography.

To join this Night Photography Tour or Workshop in Barcelona, you’ll need basic photography knowledge and the following equipment:

• Camera: Any that allows long exposures. Spare batteries are highly recommended.
• Lens: Preferably bright and wide-angle. Between 15–24mm, or possibly 35mm.
• Remote shutter or cable release: Mechanical is best. If not, bring extra batteries.
• Sturdy tripod: Heavy and stable to prevent even the slightest vibration.

During this night photography tour in Barcelona, we’ll visit and shoot some of the city’s most iconic locations: Sagrada Familia, the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc, Tibidabo, El Borne, Las Ramblas, Diagonal Mar, Turó de la Peira, Plaça Espanya, and many other landmarks that will inspire you.