Throughout this special day, a professional photographer will guide you and share his eye, his experience and his passion for monochrome. You will explore the Leica cameras dedicated to monochrome, with the M and Q systems.
As we shoot, we will discover together what the monochrome sensor makes possible: the richness of tonal nuance, the depth of contrast, and that very particular way of revealing light and texture. The day is also a moment of sharing and exchange around photography, equipment and above all the pleasure of creating a singular image. A day dedicated to seeing, to light and to emotion.
And because a fine photograph deserves to become an object, each participant’s best image will be selected, printed and handed over the same day.
Bring your camera with charged battery(ies) and a formatted SD card. Bring your editing tools (laptop, tablet, etc.). Leica equipment will be made available as far as availability allows.
Objectives:
- Discover the specifics of black-and-white photography.
- Understand how monochrome sensors work and what they can do.
- Learn to observe light, shadow, texture and material.
- Develop your eye and your ability to compose a monochrome image.
- Understand how lenses influence the rendering and signature of an image.
Who is it for:
- Beginner photographers who want to discover the language of black and white.
- Amateur photographers keen to deepen their approach to monochrome.
- Leica users interested in the Monochrom M and Q systems.
- Enthusiasts of photography, light and fine optics.
- Anyone who wants a guided photographic experience and to leave with a personal print.
Prerequisites:
- No advanced level required.
- Some first experience of photography is appreciated, however.
- Basic notions of exposure — aperture, shutter speed and ISO – are recommended.
- Bring a formatted SD card.
After the workshop:
- A personal series of a few images.
- Selection and printing of your best image on a professional EPSON printer.

















































































