participants’ work
The photographs presented in this section are the final outcome of each workshop.
Their creators range from professional photographers to people who may have just learned how to hold a camera.
The challenge in these workshops is how to bring out each one’s unique glance.
Click on each participant’s name to view the portfolio full-screen.
Maria Marin, Spain
The workshop with Nikos was a great experience. Nikos is an incredible generous educator, encouraging and inspiring. His dedication and passion for photography is contagious and inspiring and it has stuck with me. I enjoyed the workshop and felt that I learned a great deal. I would recommend it to everybody!
Cecile Barou, France
Lei Davis, Singapore
Graciela Magnoni, Uruguay
Graciela Magnoni, Uruguay
Eva Vassileiou, Greece
Matt Kamholtz, USA
Marco Pecci, Italy
Martha Driessen, Mexico
Roc Herms Pont, Spain
The workshop was great. The city, the reviews and your advice helped me out to feel more confident and find a different approach to photography.
Michael Fuery, Australia
Giulio Gomitoni, Italy
Mircea Staiculescu, Romania
Periklis Liakakis, Greece
Nikos you have a special gift, explaining the most complicated things with the most simple words. Thank you so much..
Korina Gialidou, Greece
Nikos Economopoulos is a unique and authentic photographer and an inspired teacher.
He doesn’t only speak about the importance of the background, the proper light in photography, and the way to make a good composition, he puts his views of life across in meetings, and speaks about the importance of freedom in everyday life.
He guides you along the photography to your inner self, and tries to reveal the most important elements of your personality.
In simple words it’s not only a workshop in photography, it is a workshop how to make your life more inspired by keeping the most important things and put them onto your frame.
Graciela Magnoni, Uruguay
Luis Ushirobira, Brazil
Graciela Magnoni, Uruguay
Leif Sandberg, Sweden
Marios Christofi, Cyprus
(…) For me personally, it was a very strong photographic experience. Upon my return to Cyprus, I have caught myself turning away from previous photographic preferences and looking for something different, with more depth(…)































































