The journey begins here. Zug is not just a financial hub; it is a canvas of light and shadow. I spend the first hour teaching the settings, and then 3 hours shooting with you, understanding composition, and finding the beauty in the mundane.
Bring your own camera (DSLR, Mirrorless, or Drone). It does not need to be expensive. The only requirement is that the camera must have manual controls so you can take full creative charge of the image.
01 Duration: 4 Hours
02 Size: Group (Min 2, Max 3) or Private (1-2)
03 Focus: Sunset & Blue Hour
Yes. Before the course, I will send you a PDF guide specifically on how to switch *your* camera model into Manual Mode. I then start the session with a 1-hour briefing where you all review the essential settings (ISO, Aperture, Shutter) together with me.
Your camera (DSLR/Mirrorless/Drone) and lenses (Wide & Zoom). Please bring a pen and paper to take notes during the theory hour. Don't forget spare batteries and memory cards.
Comfortable walking shoes are essential (you walk on cobblestones). Dress in layers. I finish on Zugerberg, which is significantly colder than the city, so bring a warm jacket.
Yes. You will be out during normal dinner hours, so bring snacks. I meet you in a cafe for the theory part, but please note that any drinks or food you order are at your own expense.
No. You are responsible for your travel to the meeting point in Zug and your ticket for the Zugerberg funicular (approx. CHF 15).
I start at the Lake, move through the Old Town, and take the funicular to Zugerberg. The 20-minute travel up the mountain serves as a perfect short break.
I meet you approx. 3 hours before sunset. The total duration is 4 hours. I spend the first hour sitting down for theory before heading out to shoot. Exact times are confirmed upon booking.
Strictly limited. Minimum 2 participants, Maximum 3. This ensures a personal, professional environment where I can give you my full attention.
Moody weather makes for unique photos! I shoot in overcast or light rain. However, if the weather is stormy or extreme, I will reschedule.
Yes! I also teach manual camera settings for drones. Requirements: You must have at least an A1/A3 certification, your drone must be legally marked as required by Swiss law, and you must have valid pilot insurance.
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