Capture the soul of Kerala through your lens
A 10-day photography experience in India — limited to 4 photographers.
👉 Limited availability – Only left 2 spot
Introduction to my Photography Workshop in Kerala
This workshop is designed to give you access, guidance and transformation.
You will photograph:
- Misty tea and spice plantations in Munnar
- The quiet reflections of Kerala’s backwaters (houseboat stay included)
- The iconic fishing nets of Fort Kochi at sunrise
- Traditional performances like Kathakali and Kalaripayattu
- The dramatic coastline of Varkala cliffs
- Authentic daily life, culture and coastal scenes
Along the way, you will learn how to:
Build a strong visual narrative
See light and compose with intention
Work with people and environments
Why this workshop
Small group. Maximum attention.
With only 4 participants, you receive continuous, personalized feedback.
Real photography, real access.
Private sessions, curated locations, no tourist shortcuts.
A refined approach.
From shooting to editing, you will develop your own visual style.
Who it’s for
All kind of photographers
Travel & documentary lovers
Creatives looking to elevate their work
You don’t need to be an expert — but you need to be motivated.
📸 What you’ll walk away with
A refined portfolio
A stronger visual identity
Confidence shooting in complex environments
Testimonials
👉 Only 2 spots available
👉 Next departure: January 2027
👉 Request availability now
Photography tour Kerala include:
- ✔ Accommodation (hotels + houseboat)
- ✔ Private transport & driver
- ✔ Photography guidance throughout the trip
- ✔ Editing sessions
- ✔ Local experiences & entrance fees
- ✘ Flights
- ✘ Meals
- ✘ Insurance
💰 Price
- – Individual fee is 3500 Euro
- – Max 4 People
- – Early booking discount.
- – Discounts available as usual for non-photographers)
Payment
- -30% down payment upon accession.
- -Balance 15 days before departure.
👉 Only 2 spots available
👉 Next departure: January 2027
👉 Request availability now
Where we Stay in my Photography Tour in Kerala
We choose charming Hotels and fabulous location. Indeed the accommodation is a key element of any tour. So we have gone to great lengths to secure clean hotels in amazing old havelis and heritage buildings.
My Expierence in India
More than ten years ago I first arrived in India with so many prejudices and a certain superficiality. But beyond the curiosity typical of the first trip to a new country. Indeed I was pretty sure that, for better or for worse, I would have experienced strong emotions and feelings. My journey through India took me from chaotic metropolitan landscapes to the majestic Himalayas. Therefore, I was traveling to the long beaches of Karnataka and staring at the sacred river of the Ganges. After that intense experience I want to share it. In conclusion, makes sense to propose some photography workshop in India.
How to reach Kerala
It is easy and convenient flying into Kerala, no matter which part of India or the world one is coming from. In fact, Kerala is the only state in India with four airports that handle both domestic and international flights. These are the airports of Trivandrum, Cochin, Kozhikode and Kannur. So each airport is located in a different region of the state and you can easily land at the one that best fits your itinerary. If you already in India you can take a train to Kerala. Indeed it is an amazing experience, offering scenic views of the stunning coastline and Western Ghats for large parts of the journey.
👉 Only 2 spots available
👉 Next departure: January 2027
👉 Request availability now
Ethical Code
During all our trips are born with the idea of a photographic work in a responsible, ethical and respectful way. Before each trip, the participants will be instructed in the ethical code aimed at not being in unpleasant situations. Finally, It is recommended to read the travel assistance section regarding the seriousness of the sanctions in India for drug use etc.
Sustainable Photography
Sustainable photography should be truly important to a responsible traveler. In this regard I try to do my small part and to follow some guidelines when I travel and do my photography workshop in Kerala. A sustainable model of photographic culture is absolutely necessary right now. So, in the way we pay attention to these things in our daily life, it is possible to include those passages in our photographic activities.
For example, start using reusable tools whenever possible.
Documents
Participants must apply for an Indian tourist visa embassy or consulate (contact us for more information and help) via online (Price approx. 70$). Passport with a minimum validity of six months and at least two blank pages.
VACCINES:
Prophylaxis or vaccination for India is not mandatory. However, it is recommended to contact the external health of the autonomous community of each participant.
