Street Photography Workshop in Florence
Join documentary photographer Andrea Peruzzi for a full-day street photography workshop in Florence, organised in collaboration with Grandi Viaggi Fotografici. The small-group experience welcomes up to six participants and focuses on observation, composition, natural light, timing and visual storytelling. Bookings and upcoming dates are available through GVF.
Street Photography Group Workshops in Florence with Andrea Peruzzi
In collaboration with Grandi Viaggi Fotografici (GVF).
Street Photography Group Workshop with Andrea Peruzzi
In brief:
1-day group workshop in the historic center of Florence.
Next date: Available via the GVF link below.
Time: Meet at 9:30 AM in Piazza Santa Maria Novella; ends around 6:00 PM.
Participants: Up to 6 · Price: €140.00 (via GVF)
Level: Beginner to intermediate
Equipment: Any camera or smartphone
Languages: Italian / English · Feedback on your images provided both during the workshop and in the days that follow.
Book via the GVF link below.
Whether you want to improve your technique, delve deeper into street photography, or develop new photographic skills, we will work together to make your approach more conscious and effective.
Lessons may cover:
The fundamentals of photography.
Technique and camera control.
Street photography, reportage, and travel photography.
Composition and visual storytelling.
Portraiture and engaging with people.
Image selection.
Sessions can take place in the field, in a classroom setting, or through a combination of both.
Why Learn photography with Andrea Peruzzi?
My experience comes from documentary work across diverse cultural and social environments. My photography has received international recognition, including a category win at the 2023 Travel Photographer of the Year awards and the overall win at the 2025 JRNY World Travel Photography Awards.
In my workshops, I share what I have learned in the field: how to observe carefully, connect with people and tell authentic stories through photography.
My goal is not simply to teach you how to take photographs, but to help you develop your own vision and create images that communicate something meaningful.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Are the workshops suitable for beginners?
Yes. They welcome beginners as well as photographers looking to improve their skills.
Do I need a professional camera?
No. A DSLR, mirrorless camera or smartphone with a good camera is all you need to get started.
Where do the workshops take place?
Mainly in Florence's historic centre and its most distinctive neighbourhoods.
Can private lessons be customised?
Yes. Every session is tailored to your goals, interests and experience.
Can I book a lesson for two people?
Yes. Private lessons can be arranged for one person or two participants.
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Florence, Italy
Learn to tell stories through images, alongside Andrea Peruzzi.
For over fifteen years, I have been documenting people, cultures, and traditions in some of the most fascinating places on Earth—from Afghanistan to Ethiopia, Iraq to Papua.
Today, I share this experience through photography workshops in Florence and personalized private lessons.
Photography is much more than just technique. It is about learning to observe, recognizing a fleeting moment, and transforming it into an authentic visual story.
Street Photography · Documentary Photography · Travel Photography
Discover Florence with Andrea Peruzzi..
We will explore the city’s streets, squares, and neighborhoods through hands-on fieldwork. You will learn to identify significant moments, harness natural light, refine your composition, and craft images that tell a compelling story.
A full day: from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM, dedicated to your growth as a photographer.
During the workshop, we will cover:
The fundamentals of photography.
Street photography and documentary photography.
Composition.
Light, shadow, and timing.
