What participants say..
Ine
The content is well-founded, accessible and illustrated with practical examples.
Julie shows that you don’t need to travel to exotic destinations or spend a fortune on equipment to make interesting images.
Bert
Matt
"I always feel like I see the moment too late"
You have the camera, the motivation, and the desire to create great street photographs, but somehow you're not getting the results you want.
Instead of photographing with purpose, you spend hours rushing from one place to the next without a clear focus. You know there are photographic opportunities all around you, but you're not always sure what to look for or how to recognise them in time.
And when an interesting situation finally appears, it often catches you by surprise. Instead of anticipating the moment, you're forced to react, to realise a second later that the 'right' frame has already passed. The result? Missed opportunities, frustration, and the feeling that you're relying more on luck than on skill.
Well... you are not alone. And the good news is that street photography doesn't have to work that way. Learning to see, anticipate and make intentional decisions is a skill you can train.
✅ Spot and predict photographic opportunities before they unfold
✅ Know where to stand to create stronger street photographs
✅ Work a scene instead of walking away too soon
✅ Make faster photographic decisions and stop missing moments
✅ Discover the excitement of the hunt and reignite the spark for
street photography
Read the Street & StopMissing the Moment
1,5 hour of video tutorials
Structured into clear categories, such as how to recognise potential subjects, anticipate moments and position yourself with purpose
Practical assignments
Developed to train your observational skills and strenghten your photographic decisions
Optional: Online group portfolio review with structured feedback
Gain clear insights into your photography and understand how to improve it
Book now, start by September 1st!
Choose your course option:
Course
✓ 1.5 hour of video tutorials
✓ Practical Assignments
✓ LAUNCH BONUS until Sept 14: Receive written feedback on one photograph!
✓ Course will be available by September 1
✓ VAT is included in the price
€115 €129
Course +Group Portfolio Review
✓ 1.5 hour of video tutorials
✓ Practical Assignments
✓ LAUNCH BONUS until Sept 14: Receive written feedback on one photograph!
✓ GROUP REVIEW: Join a small-group video session and receive live feedback on up to 5 of your photographs (max 20 participants)
✓ Course will be available by September 1
✓ VAT is included in the price
€145 €165
What you'll learn in 1,5 hour
In this module you'll practise how to observe before you start to photograph. You'll learn how to position yourself strategically, identify potential visual elements of the location, such as reflections or backgrounds, and recognise photographic opportunities from a distance. You'll also learn to pre-visualise the movement of potential subjects, understand how scenes develop and how you can work with the existing light.
Outcome
✅ You'll develop observational skills, needed to predict and anticipate
✅ You'll be prepared for stronger photographs, even before pressing the shutter
In the second part, you'll learn how to turn observation into action. You'll discover how to move around a scene with purpose, scan for opportunities while on the move, and position yourself before a promising moment unfolds. Sometimes that means moving quickly, other times, it means recognising when to stop, stay patient, and let the scene come to you.
Through examples from my own work, I'll show you how I think and see as a street photographer, how I choose my position based on light, framing and potential, and, most importantly.. how I decide when to press the shutter.
Outcome
✅ You'll stop reacting too late
✅ You'll gain confidence in your movements and decisions
✅ You'll replace luck with a clear approach to street photography
Optional: A Live Group Portfolio Review (max 20 spots!)
A few weeks after the course, we'll meet for a live online portfolio review. You'll receive personal feedback on up to 5 of your street photographs, either from the course assignments or your existing portfolio.
The session will help you better understand your own photography and make stronger, more intentional images.
To keep the sessions personal, participants will be divided into two small groups.
September 26:
Session 1: 10-11h (Amsterdam time)
Session 2: 13-14h (Amsterdam time)
September 27:
Session 3: 10-11h (Amsterdam time)
Session 4: 13-14h (Amsterdam time)
Your time slot will be assigned after registration.
Can't make the live session? You'll receive a written review of your submitted images instead.
"Pinpointed areas for improvement"
Jan
"Much more intentional"
"Personally, I've become much more intentional and faster in the way I photograph. Now I know better what I want to photograph on the street."
Paula
"Exactly what I needed"
Adam
Sophia
"The course has helped me become more intentional in how I observe and approach the street."
Ingrid
"I really enjoyed the course, and above all, you gave me the “goesting” (the most beautiful Flemish word, meaning: desire) to go out and photograph on the street again."
Bert
3 x Bonus if you join NOW
That's correct! You’re joining the very first official round of the course, which means you get access at a special introductory offer before the price goes up.
Register now and you can submit one of your own photographs for a personal written review from me. I’ll share what’s working, what could be stronger, to help you strengthen your approach.
I’ll use questions from early participants to create additional videos and make the course even more useful for you.
"The Power of Improvisation Lies in Preparation"
I've spent countless hours photographing the streets, including producing a weekly assignment for Amsterdam's main newspaper Het Parool. Working on a deadline helped me develop a proven approach to finding and capturing stronger moments consistently.
Through my workshops, I've shared this approach with dozens of photographers, helping them improve their observational skills, decision-making, and confidence on the street.
Alongside my work as photographer, I've spent more than 10 years as a photo editor for Dutch national TV news (RTL Nieuws) and I've been curating the popular StreetRepeat Instagram account. Reviewing thousands of photographs has taught me to quickly identify what makes an image work, and spotting opportunities for improvement.
Results of participants..
"I was wondering: how can I get closer in a comfortable way through street photography? I managed to achieve this at the skate park by finding a place where the skaters kept coming back."
"This gave me time to practice and to explore different compositions that felt right for the scene."
Annemarie
"Inspired by Julie Hrudová in capturing everyday little absurdities, I am very happy with this capture by myself."
Thea
"Feeling more confident on the streets!"
Alan
Is this course for you?
✅ "I understand my camera settings, but I still struggle to create photographs I'm proud of"
Yes! This course isn't about settings. It's about learning how to recognise photographic opportunities, anticipate moments, and refine your approach to creating stronger images.
✅ "I have limited time to shoot and want to return home with more successful images"
You're not alone. While street photography requires time and practise, having a clear framework will help you recognise potential situations more quickly, move with greater purpose and make intentional decisions in the field. You'll make the most of the time and return home with images you're excited about.
✅ "I am new to street photography. Isn't this course too advanced?"
Not at all. This course is designed as a step-by-step approach, making it accessible even if you're just getting started. Instead of figuring everything out on your own, you'll follow a clear structure that helps you build confidence and develop the right habits from the beginning.
Take a look inside the course..
Once you enter the course, you’ll find several modules with short, engaging videos, such as:
✔️ How to Understand the Light on the Street
✔️ How I Set up My Camera
✔️ 5 Tips for Composition and Framing
✔️ Join me on the Streets: How I see
✔️ Decisive Moment: When to Press the Shutter
Photos of me by: Raven, Grant Walker, Maria Mindal, Thomas Schlijper & ramon_benitez_23.14 (insta)
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions before you order? No worries. Here you'll find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the course.
For other questions, get in touch by email.
How long will I have access to the course?
You’ll have access to the course for 6 months. I may extend access beyond this period, but for now, 6 months is the guaranteed access period.
Can I watch the videos at my own pace?
Absolutely. The course is self-paced, so you can watch the videos whenever it suits you and revisit them as often as you like during your access period.
When are the group review sessions?
The group review sessions will take place on September 26 and 27, 2026, at 10:00 or 13:00 Amsterdam time. I’ll be in touch with the participants to make a schedule based on availability.
What if I can’t make my group review session?
If you’re unable to attend, you’ll receive written feedback on up to 5 of your photographs instead.
When will I receive my written feedback on the 1 photo as part of the Launch Bonus?
You’ll receive your written feedback by mid-October at the latest.
How can I get my written feedback on one photograph?
Once you have access to the Huddle e-learning platform, simply send your photograph to me via the chat. You’ll find the chat function in the upper-right corner.
Do I need to complete all the assignments before the group review?
The assignments are there to help you practise the ideas from the course, but don’t worry if you haven’t completed them all. You’re also welcome to show older work at the review session.
How much time do I need to complete the course?
The video tutorials take around 1.5 hours to watch. You’ll also need some time to practise the assignments, but you can work through them at your own pace.
Do I need to be an experienced street photographer?
The course is suitable for photographers at different levels who want to become more observant, intentional and confident when photographing on the street.
What camera do I need?
Whatever camera you normally use for street photography is fine. The course focuses on how you see, anticipate and approach a situation, rather than on specific camera equipment.