About

Level up your photography this Summer with a four-day hands-on Summer School, tailored for intermediate photographers ready to take their skills to the next level. 

Expertly designed and led by experienced professional photographers Holly Falconer and Milo Van Giap, this intensive course offers a deep dive into advanced studio techniques, portfolio refinement, and professional visual identity development – all with access to the high-quality studio equipment.

Whether you're looking to sharpen your control of lighting, elevate your camera skills, or re-sequence your portfolio for greater commercial impact, this course will accelerate your growth and boost your creative confidence.

By the end of the week, you’ll walk away with:
- A clearer, more compelling portfolio structure
- Greater control over your camera, lighting, and post-production workflow
- Stronger insight into your photographic identity and how to present it online

🎯 Level: Intermediate – ideal for those looking to refresh or advance their existing skills
🎟️ Limited spaces available – Book now and invest in your next creative leap. All profits support a charitable mission.

About the Organiser
Holly Falconer is a London-based portrait photographer, hailing originally from the west country. Her work focuses on capturing groups and subcultures in the UK with a particular interest in the queer community. Her photography has been widely exhibited. Holly has worked for clients such as Channel 4, 4Music, BBC, Whitechapel Gallery, the Roundhouse, i-D and Refinery 29.

Milo Van Giap is a photographer and DoP based in London, UK. His work spans a variety of subjects, mainly through documentary, portraiture and fashion. Adept at experimenting and mixing both digital and analogue processes they can often be found side by side in his work. He is a keen observer of social spaces and the movement of light as ways to track and document change in our globalised world. He particularly enjoys the collaboration process with others when creating work with both peers and subjects. Social change is an important core to his interests and as such he participates in the mentorship of young people into the creative industries.