'The workshop was amazing! Individual coaching sessions, intensive daily practice and presentations significantly enhanced my photo skills.'
Ryo Sekiguchi
International Committee of the Red Cross
It completely changed how I look at photographs.
Keeta Mukherjee
Thailand
Do you want to improve your photography and tell stories?
Do you want your photos to inform, move and motivate?
This intensive course will enable you to reach new levels in your photography with award-winning photographer Nic Dunlop.
All you need is a smartphone and a laptop.
135 Coffee Bar, close to Bangkok's famous Chinatown.
Nic will help you hone your skills and enhance your creativity at his intensive five-day workshop in Bangkok. The workshop is open to anyone, from keen beginners, to people working in international aid, or those looking for a unique holiday experience. All are welcome regardless of photographic ability.
The next workshop will be held at the 135 Coffee Bar in the heart of Bangkok (close to Chinatown and the Chao Praya river), one of the world’s most vibrant and photogenic cities. Nic will teach you how to research, shoot and edit a stunning photo essay.
The workshop will include daily mentoring, one-on-one critiques, insider’s tips and tricks together with visiting speakers. The aim: to boost your photographic skills in a stimulating but relaxed atmosphere.
'When I began my career, I didn’t have any instruction; I learnt by doing. I can help you overcome your photographic challenges because I’ve faced them myself – and introduce new ways of looking at the world.'
Nic Dunlop
Cost US$1,780 pax (limited places)
Date 1st-6th December 2024
Location 135 Coffee Bar, Bangrak
Contact info@nicdunlop.com
If you have specific requirements - or limited time - do get in touch as Nic can tailor a workshop according to individual needs. He can also provide photographic tutorials online.
'Essential for all UN staff in the field, especially those who work in public information or communications.'
Anthony Burke
United Nations OCHA
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'It completely changed how I look at photographs.'
Keeta Mukherjee
Thailand
'The Individualised teaching really helps students and the workshop made you aware of the various ranges in photography.'
Blue Motus
International Organisation for Migration
Copyright Thomas Groves
Both a photographer and an author, Nic Dunlop’s work has appeared in numerous publications worldwide (The Guardian,The New York Times, Time, Newsweek). He has worked for INGOs throughout the region (ICRC, UNICEF, IOM, Oxfam) and lectured in photography at universities, colleges and schools (Oxford, Sussex, Mahidol, Chulalongkorn). He has also been a judge for The Press Photographers Year competition in London. He is represented by Panos Pictures.
Mae (Didtita Simcharoen) will be on hand should participants need any help negotiating with subjects, or for cultural and linguistic tips. As a Bangkok native, she is a skilled translator and interpreter working with the United Nations, International Federation for Human Rights, Der Spiegel and Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen. Mae is a great believer in the transformative power of storytelling.
