Group Workshops.

My group sessions are a great introduction to the basics of street photography and offer insights in the following areas:

• Getting over the fear of shooting strangers on the streets.

• What to look out for, anticipation and how to work a scene.

• Composition, framing and subframing techniques.

• How to isolate your subject.

• Layering interest in your work.

In keeping small groups on these workshops, I am able to share clear instructions to the group and also spend time with the individual participants, answering any specific questions that they may have.

I will continue working alongside Craig Whitehead with regular The13thsecond X Sixstreetunder workshops but also keep your eyes peeled for some exciting collabs coming later on in the year!

Three, yes three!!! group workshops with Roman Fox (@snapsbyfox) in early July sold out almost instantly and I can’t wait to join forces with him on that.

Also, I will be running a group workshop in my (new) home town of Margate on the 12th of July through the totally excellent Margate Photo Lounge. If you want to get creative on the streets by the seaside get yourself booked on!

Please follow the links below for further details and for booking info.

Gift vouchers for Group workshops and One to Ones are also now available through the shop section of my website!

  • “Highly recommend if you're looking to level up your photography game! :)"

    Dóra Susánszki

  • “I can't recommend the workshops enough, which is why I've been on three of them!”

    Dave Bland

  • “I had a great day with Matt and enjoyed very much his creative approach to street photography.”

    Simon Smith

  • “Matt's workshops definitely open your mind and senses to think outside the normal street image.”

    Lee B

  • “Totally enjoyed Matt's workshop and his out of the box thinking in street photography”

    Gabriele

  • “Eye opening workshop”

    Mizan

  • “Bucket loads of passion and skills were shared with a great group of people. I learnt loads and had a lovely time.”

    Justin Nicholls