Street Photography & Visual Storytelling
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Photography doesn’t begin with the camera. It begins with you.
In your gaze, your intuition, your unique way of seeing the world.
This in-person workshop helps you train your intuition, find your visual voice, and go out into the streets with a more authentic and creative perspective.
I’m Eugenia Llanez — photographer, painter, and engineer.
For years I worked in structured, planned projects… until I discovered that the technical and the creative are not opposites, but languages that can enhance each other.
That’s how The Intuitive Eye was born:
A space to integrate sensitivity and intuition into both everyday life and creative practice.
A community where I share my own process and guide you in discovering your personal gaze — without technical pressure or pre-set formulas.
Dates: Previous edition – Buenos Aires, August 2025. New dates to be confirmed.
Format: In-person.
Limited spots (max. 10 participants).
Who is this for?
- People from other professional fields who feel passionate about photography.
- Those seeking inspiration, guidance, and a creative community.
- Anyone who wants to develop a personal gaze without feeling overwhelmed by the technical side.
- Those who wish to start (or resume) a personal project guided by intuition.
- All levels are welcome. No previous experience required.
The Intuitive Eye: Street Photography & Visual Storytelling
1. In-Person Session · Saturday – 2 PM to 5 PM
Art & Coworking Space (Buenos Aires)
We explore the creative foundation of your gaze.
- What is visual storytelling and how to apply it to your style.
- Observation exercises to refine perception.
- Creative prompts to spark new ideas.
- Visual inspirations: photographers, colors, atmospheres.
- Simplified technique: natural light, composition, fleeting moments.
- First sketch of your personal series (idea, focus, style).
- Introduction to basic editing in Lightroom.
- You’ll take away: a clear concept for your curated series and practical tools to go out shooting with a renewed perspective.
2. Street Photography Walk · Sunday – 2 PM to 5 PM
Group walk through the city (Buenos Aires)
We put everything into practice, camera in hand.
- Guided walk with personalized support.
- Applying visual storytelling techniques in action.
- Reading light and everyday scenes.
- Intuition as your guide.
- Space to ask, experiment, and observe without technical pressure.
- You’ll take away: a set of images with narrative potential, a new way of being present with your camera, and the inspiration of a shared creative experience.
3. Online Feedback Session · Saturday – 2 PM to 4 PM
Via Zoom (recorded if you can’t attend live)
We review and complete your photo series with your own narrative.
- Curated selection of your photos.
- Narrative editing: how to sequence and present a series.
- Personalized feedback on style, technique, and message.
- Recommendations to keep creating and sharing your work.
- Open Q&A and creative community exchange.
- You’ll take away: your finished series ready to publish or exhibit (PDF or digital folder), detailed feedback, and guidance to continue your artistic journey with focus on process and joy.
Bonus Track
- Access to recordings and inspirational materials.
- Practical guide on publishing and personal marketing.
- Creative community in Buenos Aires and London.
- Exclusive discounts on mentorships and upcoming workshops.
What will you achieve?
✔ Create a photo series with coherence and personal style.
✔ Connect with your most intuitive and authentic vision.
✔ Overcome the fear of showing your work.
✔ Be part of a creative community that inspires and uplifts you.
✔ Leave with a concrete foundation to keep growing as a visual artist.
What past participants say:
(Workshops held in London and Buenos Aires, 2025)
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"The workshop was a beautiful experience. Everything was so well organized, with activities that truly invited me to connect through intuition. I loved the group and the creative energy that emerged. Just perfect!"
— Tatiana, Workshop | June 2025, Buenos Aires
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"It was more than learning to take photos — I discovered a way to express what I feel through images. A surprising and wonderful experience."
— Alex, Workshop | April 2025, London
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"I deeply enjoyed the whole process. The feedback felt like being seen and understood — it was truly moving. I’m leaving inspired to keep creating without fear!"
— Erika, Workshop | June 2025, Buenos Aires
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Some of the works presented by past participants (London & Buenos Aires):
Ph: @tatirayman
Ph: Erika.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Do I need prior photography experience?
No. The workshop is open to all levels. If it’s your first time, welcome! If you already have experience, you’ll find new depth in your style and narrative.
Can I participate using my phone?
Yes. Your eye matters more than your gear. Many participants create stunning series using just their phones.
What happens if it rains on the photo walk day?
The walk is not canceled. If it’s cloudy or drizzling, we go out anyway — that light and reflections add atmosphere. If there’s heavy rain, we’ll photograph indoors (markets, emblematic buildings, etc.). Participants will be notified a day in advance if changes are made.
Can I attend only one part of the workshop?
The experience is designed as a complete process. If you can’t attend a part, ask about online alternatives or asynchronous follow-ups.
What if I can’t attend?
The in-person session is recorded and available for a month. The group walk can be rescheduled for future dates, and feedback will be provided asynchronously (via email and audio).
Do I get a certificate?
Yes. A digital certificate of participation is provided to those who complete the workshop and submit their final work — a way to recognize your commitment and creative journey.
Can I gift the workshop?
Absolutely! It’s a wonderful present for someone who loves photography. Contact me and I’ll send you a personalized digital gift card.
© 2025 Eugenia Llanez
