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Saturday Studio Sessions

A relaxed portrait-lighting workshop in our studio. Daylight + studio setups. Max 5 people. Camera or phone. Plus 2 professional portraits of you included.

If you love photography and want your portraits to look instantly better, this session is for you. We’ll start with beautiful natural daylight, then move into studio lighting setups that make portraits feel clean, premium, and intentional. Small group, hands-on practice, real feedback and you’ll leave with two professionally edited portraits of yourself: one shot in daylight and one with studio light.

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NEXT SESSION:

13 JUNE 26

10:00-14:00

160 EUR

What to Expect
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  • We keep the session focused and practical. Each setup is demonstrated first, then you shoot it, then we refine it together until it clicks. No rushed chaos, no random theory.

  • With only five participants, everyone gets time to shoot and ask questions. The group vibe is supportive and relaxed, and you will learn from seeing others shoot too.

  • We shoot portraits every day, so we know what works fast. You will get clear direction on light, posing, and expression, plus real time fixes that instantly improve your results.

  • This is a safe place to practice photographing people. If you feel shy about directing a model or unsure about light, that is exactly why this session works. We guide you through it gently.

  • After the session you get a simple lighting cheat sheet so you can repeat the setups. If you want, you can also send a couple of images you made and we will point you in the right direction.

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Black and white portrait of a middle-aged man with short, neatly styled hair, wearing a black turtleneck sweater, looking directly at the camera with a slight smile, against a plain background.
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A simple flow that keeps things moving, with plenty of shooting time and a short break.

  • Coffee, quick hello, and a short overview of what we will build together. We check what you shoot with and set you up for the first daylight setup.

  • Daylight session with the model. You will learn how to place your subject, how to read shadows, and how to get a flattering look quickly. You shoot, we adjust, you shoot again.

  • Participants will be responsible for brining their own lunch, but we'll provide water and some additional snacks throughout the day.

    A short break to reset. Bring something easy. We also take a moment to review images and answer questions.

  • Studio lighting time. We build a clean soft setup first, then explore variations so you understand how mood changes. This is where portraits start looking intentional and consistent.

  • Small group, clear structure, and a calm studio vibe. You will shoot a lot and leave with results you can actually use.

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Meet the people guiding Saturday Studio Sessions. Calm energy, clear direction, and lots of real shooting tim
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Gabriela Kaziuk

Gabi is a portrait photographer and co owner of Blink Blink Photo Studio in Luxembourg City. Her style is simple and practical. She helps you see light clearly, direct people naturally, and stop guessing. Expect small adjustments that make a big difference.

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Beata Sterczewska

Beata co runs Blink Blink Photo Studio and has a sharp eye for details that elevate a portrait fast. She focuses on posing, expression, and clean direction so your images feel confident and premium, without forcing anything.

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Guest Model

Each session includes a model, so you can focus on light and direction and create images you are proud to use in your portfolio. The model is experienced with small groups and keeps the vibe relaxed and easy

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and register for a workshop.

Your Questions, Answered
Register

  • Choose your session date and register. You will receive a confirmation email right away. A couple of days before the session we will send a short reminder with what to bring and how to arrive.

  • We keep it small, max five people, so you actually get to shoot and get feedback. You work with a professional model, practice both daylight and studio setups, and you leave with images you can use in your portfolio. We also include two edited portraits of you, one shot in daylight and one with studio light.

  • Email contact@blinkblink.lu or message us on Instagram. If you tell us what you shoot with and what you want to improve, we will help you pick the right session.You can reach us anytime via our contact page or email. We aim to respond quickly usually within one business day.

  • We offer flexible pricing based on project type and complexity. After an initial conversation, we’ll provide a transparent quote with no hidden costs.ricing is per seat. Your seat includes studio time, guidance from the Blink Blink team, a professional model, and two edited portraits of you. If you want extra edited images after the session, you can add them later.

  • Yes. A phone is totally fine. We will show you how to get clean flattering light with a phone and how to keep it consistent across setups.

  • Yes. You can use the images you create during the session in your portfolio and on social media. We will share simple usage guidelines on the day, including credit notes when needed.