Urban photo walk in Stuttgart: Wake up. Quietly. Accurate
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About this class
A curated photo walk for advanced users — about presence, restraint and the right timing
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Street photography walk in Stuttgart: A journey through the contrasts of the city
This exclusive photo walk is much more than just a stroll — it is a conscious journey through Stuttgart's vibrant veins. You dive into a route that reflects the fascinating change and multi-faceted diversity of the city like hardly any other.
The starting point at the Löwentor roundabout greets you with a backdrop full of dynamism and modern architecture. Here, where the urban pulse is most noticeable, you can capture the clear lines of the glass facades and the bustling movement of people and vehicles in your pictures. It's the perfect place to explore the play of light and shadow in an urban, almost futuristic setting.
Over the Lodger Steg, we slowly move into another world. The atmosphere changes noticeably as we approach the historic Nordbahnhof. The old railroad houses tell stories of days gone by and offer an almost nostalgic side of the city, which stands in stark contrast to the modern starting point. Here, the focus is on details, textures and the silent presence that these historic buildings radiate.
The route via Nordbahnhofstraße is a journey into the heart of the district. The lively subculture and multicultural spirit of the area are revealed in graffiti, small, foreign cafés and the daily life of residents. It is the ideal section for documenting human stories and capturing the unsolicited authenticity of everyday urban life.
The highlight and at the same time the end of the walk is arriving at the futuristic backdrop of the European Quarter. Here, the modern Milaneo and the impressive city library form a visual highlight. The clear lines, symmetry and reflective facades of these buildings offer countless opportunities for abstract and architectural photography.
This walk is an opportunity to capture the different faces of Stuttgart in your pictures while sharpening your photographic eye for contrasts, moods and details.
What you’ll do in the class
This walk is not training or training, but silent practice. The walk is themed and focuses on a targeted photographic focus. You work in silent presence, unobtrusively watching and anticipating the scenes. The walk is aimed at concentration, posture rather than action. The walk is accompanied by topics and tasks. If necessary, I am available for situational feedback and questions.
Who is the class suitable for?
The Walk is suitable for photographers who want to consciously focus on their creative skills. It is aimed at those who want to sharpen their presence and precise observation in street photography and focus their concentration on posture rather than action.
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Jürgen Winkels Fotografie
I am Jürgen Winkels, photographer from Stuttgart. My workshops are not about technology, but about vision. You learn to develop your own visual language — with clear impulses, lots of practice and honest feedback in small groups.
