Street Photography Workshop

After the 2-day workshop, you will have a clearer understanding of what you are looking for when you go out to photograph on the street, what the potential common thread is that connects your images, and you will have some of your photographs printed. Over the two sessions, Toma gives an introduction to street photography, you go out shooting, a selection of images is printed, and then he provides feedback and support in identifying elements of your personal style and in putting together a cohesive series of images.

What you will learn:

• what street photography is—and what it is not;

• a brief history of street photography;

• tips and tricks;

• how to build a photographic series.

Course schedule:

• Saturday, April 4, 2026, 11:00 - 17:00 - Introduction to Street Photography and Photo Walk

• Saturday, April 18, 2026, 11:00 - 17:00 - Sequencing, Personalized feedback

Course details:

This is a module of the “Fundamentals of Photography” course and can be taken independently by those interested only in street photography.

You will need a camera, ideally with an interchangeable lens.

About the lecturer, briefly:

Toma Hurduc studied image-making at UNATC. He works on long-term projects and edits the zine ‘Past Few Days.’ Toma is interested in how light shapes images, often working with analog techniques and various forms of printing and presentation. Through his photography, Toma seeks to question human perception of reality, fear, anxiety, ephemerality, and the construction of memory. He has had solo and group exhibitions at CdRF, the Cluj-Napoca Art Museum, and in France, the UK, and Norway. He was selected for a mentorship program with Annie Leibovitz.