This workshop is free and open to photographers of all levels.
No photographic knowledge is required to participate.
You should bring your own camera equipment for the photo walk.
Photo walks will be conducted in English.
Please arrive 10 to 15 minutes in advance to secure your spot.
The starting point for this photo walk is shown below.
Please contact 1000streets Collective info@1000streetscollective.com if you would like to participate to this photo walk.
1000streets Collective is organizing aphoto walk on June 2nd in collaboration with the famous SPF (Street Photography France) and the BSPF. For this occasion, we will meet at the entrance of RESET at 3:00 PM for a walk through our wonderful city of Brussels to the Octopus Heart Center exhibition hall where the collective’s photos are displayed. Duration walk approximately 2,5 hours.
1000streets Collective
The 1000streets Collective was founded in 2021 with the aim of creating a Belgian community of people who share a passion for street photography. Today, the 16 member photographers, who showcase a range of styles, make the collective a melting pot of creativity. Their diverse perspectives and unique approaches to photography enrich the collective's vision by sharing knowledge and inspiring themselves and others to push artistic boundaries. That's why the collective organises a number of events throughout the year that are open to everyone, such as free photo walks inBrussels and other neighbouring cities, conferences and member exhibitions, all of which provide opportunities for street photography enthusiasts to share and learn from each other. All profits from these events are donated to the non-profit organisation ‘Les Petits Riens’, which works to combat poverty on our streets.
1000streets Collective
The 1000streets Collective was founded in 2021 with the aim of creating a Belgian community of people who share a passion for street photography. Today, the 16 member photographers, who showcase a range of styles, make the collective a melting pot of creativity. Their diverse perspectives and unique approaches to photography enrich the collective's vision by sharing knowledge and inspiring themselves and others to push artistic boundaries. That's why the collective organises a number of events throughout the year that are open to everyone, such as free photo walks inBrussels and other neighbouring cities, conferences and member exhibitions, all of which provide opportunities for street photography enthusiasts to share and learn from each other. All profits from these events are donated to the non-profit organisation ‘Les Petits Riens’, which works to combat poverty on our streets.