Departure is from Murter at 8:30, and return is planned for 18:00 in Murter. Rather than following the rhythm of a standard excursion, the day is designed around light, atmosphere, and photographic potential. Thanks to a premium high-speed boat, less time is lost in transit and more time can be spent working on location.

This experience is especially suited to landscape and architecture, from the raw geometry of the islands to the quiet structure of coastal details. If conditions allow, we will also try to encounter dolphins, adding a rare and unexpected dimension to the day.

The small group format is essential to keeping the masterclass focused, personal, and truly valuable for each participant.

Included

* one-day photography masterclass
* guidance and mentoring throughout the day
* premium high-speed boat with skipper
* fuel
* selected photo stops
* individual feedback on location
* lunch in Sali
* water

What to bring

* camera or smartphone
* tripod if desired
* swimwear and a towel if you would like to cool off with a swim in one of the hidden bays
* drones are allowed only for participants who hold the appropriate licence and take full responsibility for all flight permissions, approvals, and legal compliance
* we do not check, verify, or arrange drone permits, authorisations, or approvals

Details

Departure: 8:30 from Murter
Return: 18:00 in Murter
Duration: 1 day
Group size: 4–8
Language: English
Level: Easy / beginner to advanced
Price is per person.

A deposit is required and is non-refundable.
If you pay the full amount and later cancel, we will refund everything except the deposit.

A video call one month before departure.
In case of cancellation of the photo tour, a 100% refund will be provided.

Minimum 4 participants required

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The masterclass is led by Eduard Hanna, Fujifilm Ambassador, whose photographs have been published in Croatian and international magazines and publications, including National Geographic, and who has collaborated over the years with numerous brands, agencies, and artists who share the same passion for creativity and expression. With experience across editorial, commercial, portrait, architecture, food, and fine art photography, this masterclass is shaped not as a generic photo tour, but as a carefully guided, high-level photographic field session built around a professional and deeply visual way of working.

The format is intentionally limited to a small group in order to keep the experience focused, calm, and truly valuable for every participant. It is suitable for participants from easy / beginner to advanced level and is conducted in English.

What makes this masterclass different

Plitvice is often photographed quickly, but rarely observed with enough time and intent. This masterclass is designed to slow the process down and work with the park in a more considered way — paying attention not only to the iconic views, but also to rhythm, texture, water movement, layering, framing, and atmosphere.

The emphasis is not only on taking beautiful photographs, but on learning how to see more clearly, work more precisely, and leave with a stronger body of images.

Photographic focus

This masterclass is especially suited to:

• landscape photography
• water and long-exposure work
• natural structure and texture
• visual rhythm and layering
• atmosphere and tonal control
• image selection and refinement

Because of the nature of the location, the experience is particularly strong for participants interested in landscape and fine-art oriented photography, while still remaining accessible to motivated beginners.

3 days / small group / land-based

Day 1 — Arrival, introduction, and first field session

Arrival, welcome meeting, and an opening shooting session focused on getting into the visual rhythm of the location. The first day is about observation, orientation, and understanding how to approach Plitvice photographically.

Day 2 — Full field day in the park

A full day dedicated to photographing water, forest structure, boardwalk geometry, waterfalls, layers, reflections, and atmosphere. This is the central day of the masterclass, focused on field guidance, composition, pacing, and visual decision-making.

Day 3 — Final field session, image selection, and post-production

A final shooting session followed by image selection and post-production. This last part is essential to the masterclass, helping participants understand how to shape stronger final photographs from what they captured in the field.

Included

• three-day photography masterclass
• guidance and mentoring throughout the program
• individual feedback during field sessions
• one image selection and post-production session
• small-group format
• English-language guidance throughout

Not included

• accommodation
• meals and drinks
• National Park entrance fee
• transport to the meeting point
• personal insurance

Details

Format: Land-based photography masterclass
Duration: 3 days
Group size: 4–8
Language: English
Level: Easy / beginner to advanced
Price is per person.

A video call one month before departure.

A deposit is required and is non-refundable.
If you pay the full amount and later cancel, we will refund everything except the deposit.

MINIMUM 4 PARTICIPANTS REQUIRED

For available dates and bookings, please get in touch directly.

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Light, atmosphere, texture, and timeless visual rhythm

Duration: 5 days
Group size: 4–6 participants
Difficulty: Easy to Advanced
Language: English
Departure: Bergamo

Minimum 4 participants required
Price is per person.

Experience Morocco through a more focused photographic approach

Morocco is a place of light, texture, movement, and atmosphere. From historic streets and layered architecture to markets, landscapes, and everyday life, it offers an exceptional environment for participants who want to photograph with greater attention and intention.

This tour is designed as a carefully guided photography experience rather than a standard trip. The focus is on observation, composition, timing, atmosphere, visual rhythm, and the relationship between place and story. It is built for participants who want not only to visit Morocco, but to photograph it in a more meaningful and coherent way.

Led by Eduard Hanna, this experience combines field guidance, individual feedback, and post-production into one connected photographic process. With experience across editorial, commercial, portrait, architecture, food, and fine art photography, the tour is shaped around a professional and deeply visual way of working.

The format is intentionally limited to a small group so that the experience remains focused, calm, and valuable for every participant.

Photographic focus

This tour is especially suited to:

• street photography
• architecture and spatial detail
• landscapes and wider environmental scenes
• markets and layered urban moments
• atmosphere and visual storytelling
• gesture, movement, and observation
• image selection and post-production

The tour is suitable for participants from easy / beginner to advanced level.

What makes this tour different

Morocco is often experienced quickly, but rarely photographed with enough time and intention. This tour is designed around a slower and more photographic rhythm — entering locations at the right time, working with changing light, and allowing enough space for direct feedback and personal development throughout the journey.

This is not a generic sightseeing format with a camera in hand. It is a small-group photography tour built around strong locations, visual sensitivity, and a more thoughtful way of seeing.

Suggested itinerary

Day 1 — Departure and arrival

The group meets at Bergamo Airport three hours before the scheduled flight.
Following arrival in Morocco, the program begins with orientation, introduction, and, depending on timing, a light first photographic session.

Day 2 — Streets, architecture, and observation

A full day focused on entering the visual language of Morocco through streets, architectural form, textures, rhythm, and human presence. The emphasis is on observation, pacing, and photographic decision-making.

Day 3 — Landscape, atmosphere, and place

A day dedicated to wider visual character — landscapes, transitions between built and natural space, atmosphere, structure, and working with light in a more open environment.

Day 4 — Street life, detail, and layered scenes

A day focused on gesture, movement, markets, layered scenes, and the everyday visual energy that makes Morocco so photographically rich.

Day 5 — Final field session, selection, and post-production

A final shooting session followed by image selection and post-production review, helping participants shape a stronger final body of work from the tour.

Included

• five-day photography tour
• guidance and mentoring throughout the program
• daily field sessions
• individual feedback in the field
• image selection and post-production session
• small-group format
• English-language guidance throughout
• All-Inclusive (Accommodation, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
• Single supplement 600 EUR
• airport transfers

Not included

• flights
• accommodation
• meals and drinks
• entrance fees where applicable
• travel insurance
• personal expenses

What to bring

• camera or smartphone
• comfortable walking shoes
• laptop for image selection and post-production
• if you do not have a laptop, it is not essential

Details

Format: Land-based photography tour
Duration: 5 days
Group size: 4–6 participants
Language: English
Level: Easy to Advanced
Departure: Bergamo

Terms and Conditions

• A non-refundable deposit of €1,190 is required to confirm your booking.
• The deposit is not refundable in case of cancellation.

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Departure is from Murter at 8:30, and return is planned for 18:00 in Murter. Rather than following the rhythm of a standard excursion, the day is designed around light, atmosphere, and photographic potential. Thanks to a premium high-speed boat, less time is lost in transit and more time can be spent working on location.

This experience is especially suited to landscape and architecture, from the raw geometry of the islands to the quiet structure of coastal details. If conditions allow, we will also try to encounter dolphins, adding a rare and unexpected dimension to the day.

The small group format is essential to keeping the masterclass focused, personal, and truly valuable for each participant.

Included

* one-day photography masterclass
* guidance and mentoring throughout the day
* premium high-speed boat with skipper
* fuel
* selected photo stops
* individual feedback on location
* lunch in Sali
* water

What to bring

* camera or smartphone
* tripod if desired
* swimwear and a towel if you would like to cool off with a swim in one of the hidden bays
* drones are allowed only for participants who hold the appropriate licence and take full responsibility for all flight permissions, approvals, and legal compliance
* we do not check, verify, or arrange drone permits, authorisations, or approvals

Details

Departure: 8:30 from Murter
Return: 18:00 in Murter
Duration: 1 day
Group size: 4–8
Language: English
Level: Easy / beginner to advanced
Price is per person.

A deposit is required and is non-refundable.
If you pay the full amount and later cancel, we will refund everything except the deposit.

A video call one month before departure.
In case of cancellation of the photo tour, a 100% refund will be provided.

Minimum 4 participants required

The post Kornati – Croatia Photo Masterclass 12.08.2027 appeared first on Eduard Hanna - Fujifilm Ambassador.

The masterclass is led by Eduard Hanna, Fujifilm Ambassador, whose photographs have been published in Croatian and international magazines and publications, including National Geographic, and who has collaborated over the years with numerous brands, agencies, and artists who share the same passion for creativity and expression. With experience across editorial, commercial, portrait, architecture, food, and fine art photography, this masterclass is shaped not as a generic photo tour, but as a carefully guided, high-level photographic field session built around a professional and deeply visual way of working.

The format is intentionally limited to a small group in order to keep the experience focused, calm, and truly valuable for every participant. It is suitable for participants from easy / beginner to advanced level and is conducted in English.

What makes this masterclass different

Plitvice is often photographed quickly, but rarely observed with enough time and intent. This masterclass is designed to slow the process down and work with the park in a more considered way — paying attention not only to the iconic views, but also to rhythm, texture, water movement, layering, framing, and atmosphere.

The emphasis is not only on taking beautiful photographs, but on learning how to see more clearly, work more precisely, and leave with a stronger body of images.

Photographic focus

This masterclass is especially suited to:

• landscape photography
• water and long-exposure work
• natural structure and texture
• visual rhythm and layering
• atmosphere and tonal control
• image selection and refinement

Because of the nature of the location, the experience is particularly strong for participants interested in landscape and fine-art oriented photography, while still remaining accessible to motivated beginners.

3 days / small group / land-based

Day 1 — Arrival, introduction, and first field session

Arrival, welcome meeting, and an opening shooting session focused on getting into the visual rhythm of the location. The first day is about observation, orientation, and understanding how to approach Plitvice photographically.

Day 2 — Full field day in the park

A full day dedicated to photographing water, forest structure, boardwalk geometry, waterfalls, layers, reflections, and atmosphere. This is the central day of the masterclass, focused on field guidance, composition, pacing, and visual decision-making.

Day 3 — Final field session, image selection, and post-production

A final shooting session followed by image selection and post-production. This last part is essential to the masterclass, helping participants understand how to shape stronger final photographs from what they captured in the field.

Included

• three-day photography masterclass
• guidance and mentoring throughout the program
• individual feedback during field sessions
• one image selection and post-production session
• small-group format
• English-language guidance throughout

Not included

• accommodation
• meals and drinks
• National Park entrance fee
• transport to the meeting point
• personal insurance

Details

Format: Land-based photography masterclass
Duration: 3 days
Group size: 4–8
Language: English
Level: Easy / beginner to advanced
Price is per person.

A video call one month before departure.

A deposit is required and is non-refundable.
If you pay the full amount and later cancel, we will refund everything except the deposit.

MINIMUM 4 PARTICIPANTS REQUIRED

For available dates and bookings, please get in touch directly.

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Light, atmosphere, texture, and timeless visual rhythm

Duration: 5 days
Group size: 4–6 participants
Difficulty: Easy to Advanced
Language: English
Departure: Bergamo

Minimum 4 participants required

Experience Morocco through a more focused photographic approach

Morocco is a place of light, texture, movement, and atmosphere. From historic streets and layered architecture to markets, landscapes, and everyday life, it offers an exceptional environment for participants who want to photograph with greater attention and intention.

This tour is designed as a carefully guided photography experience rather than a standard trip. The focus is on observation, composition, timing, atmosphere, visual rhythm, and the relationship between place and story. It is built for participants who want not only to visit Morocco, but to photograph it in a more meaningful and coherent way.

Led by Eduard Hanna, this experience combines field guidance, individual feedback, and post-production into one connected photographic process. With experience across editorial, commercial, portrait, architecture, food, and fine art photography, the tour is shaped around a professional and deeply visual way of working.

The format is intentionally limited to a small group so that the experience remains focused, calm, and valuable for every participant.

Photographic focus

This tour is especially suited to:

• street photography
• architecture and spatial detail
• landscapes and wider environmental scenes
• markets and layered urban moments
• atmosphere and visual storytelling
• gesture, movement, and observation
• image selection and post-production

The tour is suitable for participants from easy / beginner to advanced level.

What makes this tour different

Morocco is often experienced quickly, but rarely photographed with enough time and intention. This tour is designed around a slower and more photographic rhythm — entering locations at the right time, working with changing light, and allowing enough space for direct feedback and personal development throughout the journey.

This is not a generic sightseeing format with a camera in hand. It is a small-group photography tour built around strong locations, visual sensitivity, and a more thoughtful way of seeing.

Suggested itinerary

Day 1 — Departure and arrival

The group meets at Bergamo Airport three hours before the scheduled flight.
Following arrival in Morocco, the program begins with orientation, introduction, and, depending on timing, a light first photographic session.

Day 2 — Streets, architecture, and observation

A full day focused on entering the visual language of Morocco through streets, architectural form, textures, rhythm, and human presence. The emphasis is on observation, pacing, and photographic decision-making.

Day 3 — Landscape, atmosphere, and place

A day dedicated to wider visual character — landscapes, transitions between built and natural space, atmosphere, structure, and working with light in a more open environment.

Day 4 — Street life, detail, and layered scenes

A day focused on gesture, movement, markets, layered scenes, and the everyday visual energy that makes Morocco so photographically rich.

Day 5 — Final field session, selection, and post-production

A final shooting session followed by image selection and post-production review, helping participants shape a stronger final body of work from the tour.

Included

• five-day photography tour
• guidance and mentoring throughout the program
• daily field sessions
• individual feedback in the field
• image selection and post-production session
• small-group format
• English-language guidance throughout
• All-Inclusive (Accommodation, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
• Single supplement 600 EUR
• airport transfers

Not included

• flights
• accommodation
• meals and drinks
• entrance fees where applicable
• travel insurance
• personal expenses

What to bring

• camera or smartphone
• comfortable walking shoes
• laptop for image selection and post-production
• if you do not have a laptop, it is not essential

Details

Format: Land-based photography tour
Duration: 5 days
Group size: 4–6 participants
Language: English
Level: Easy to Advanced
Departure: Bergamo
Price is per person.

Terms and Conditions

• A non-refundable deposit of €1,500 is required to confirm your booking.
• The deposit is not refundable in case of cancellation.

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