FRAME SHIFT
Where vision softens, the story sharpens.
Frame Shift is a guided photography workshop designed to help you reconnect with your creativity through presence, attention, and intuitive image-making.
One part observation. One part expression. Every part connection.
Blending cross-disciplinary techniques of play, photographic technique, neuroscience, and mindfulness practices, we will delve into :
The art of decoding your inspiration
Cultivate presence
Distill visual expression
Ideal for anyone who feels the urge to create through photography.
Whether you’re a seasoned creative moving through inspiration burnout or a playful accountant ready to shoot beyond the spreadsheets. Frame Shift offers a space to reframe how you see and rediscover your voice through the lens.
Date: Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Time: 20:00–22:00
📍 A park in Berlin, exact location shared upon booking
We walk in all weather—unless thunder asks us to pause
Spaces are limited. The circle stays intimate and grounded.
Flow
Intro Session: Shifting the lens & telling the story
Presence & Intent: Cultivating a quiet, creative field
Photowalk: The art of the unimportant
Closing Session: Sharing, reflection & feedback
What to Bring
Any camera or phone (digital preferred for the feedback session)
Appropriate attire for walking and for the weather—rain can be part of the fun
A willingness to see differently and try something new
About the Facilitator
Vanine is a documentary photographer and founder of the high-end interior design studio STUDIOVN. With roots in painting and sculpture, her visual practice has always been multidisciplinary, and photography became her language of introspection. Through her long-term project, VNFRAMES (@vnframes), she has documented life across 367 cities in 45 countries, capturing street scenes, landscapes, architecture, and cultural events for over 13 years. “For years, I drifted around cities and landscapes photographing, until I realized I’m meditating. Where vision softens, the story sharpens.” To get acquainted with more of her work, visit www.estudiovn.com/vnframesphotography .