Team and Educational Programs

Street Photography Workshop with Marco Sconocchia | Daylight School

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Upcoming workshops:

Saturday/Sunday/Monday, June 20/21/22 June 2026

 

 Workshop Schedule:

  • Saturday: 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
  • Sunday: 6:00–8:30 p.m.
  • Monday: 6:30–8:45 p.m. Review of photographs

What our workshop offers you: 

Our workshops offer a true immersion in the Daylight School style.

During these structured lessons, we guide our students step by step as they discover street photography in Rome.

The goal of our workshops is to help participants find their own voice in street photography, learn about composition, understand the life cycle of a scene, and explore the human element to step outside their comfort zone. Our workshop will open up a whole new world for you, and your photographs will never be the same again.

In addition to the photo shoot, which will take place over the weekend, there will be an online editing session with the working group. We believe that having your photos reviewed by professionals is a very important part of everyone’s growth as a photographer.

 

Who can participate?

Whether you're a beginner, a hobbyist, or an experienced photographer, we'll help you shoot on the street, choose the right moments, and capture them with confidence.

Workshop Focus:

  • Manual and Semi-Automatic Settings
  • Composition, Levels, Triangles
  • Focusing Techniques 
  • Use of lighting and flash (if required)
  • Positioning on the street, angle, and interaction with subjects
  • The Life Cycle of the Stage
  • The Vision of the Great Masters and Contemporary Photographers
  • Online review of the photographic work produced during the workshop

 

What should I bring? 

  • Camera
  • Fully Charged Batteries and Formatted SD Card
  • Flash if available
  • Comfortable clothing

Price:

The price of the activity is 95 euros per person (groups will consist of a maximum of 8 people).

 

 

 

 

Marco Sconocchia is a photographer born in Turin in 1988. After studying photography at the Balbis Institute, he began working at various advertising photography studios. In 2013, he began his career as a photojournalist, which over the years has led him to collaborate with major national and international publications such as: La Stampa, La Repubblica, Vice It, Sette, National Geographic, 6 mois, The Guardian, The Sun, The Independent, Berlin Quarterly, Daily Mirror, Il Reportage, Vice UK, El País, and others.