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Kink Photography 101

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Sometimes it is just the urge to send someone some nice nudes of yourself, sometimes it is because you need nice pictures to promote explicit services or content. No matter the reason you want or have to get into kinky photography: the struggle is real. How do you pose? How do you set up the camera or smartphone? What about lighting, and why is it all so annoying? Do not worry any longer! In our practical evening workshop, you will learn how to take the pictures you have always dreamed of without crashing out during the process!

Who is this for?

This workshop is for amateur kink photographers and content creators (both suited to absolute beginners and those with some experience) who want to improve their practical skills in photography.

Workshop-Contents:

  • photography mechanics + camera operating basics (generalizable across different camera types)
  • easy and effective lighting setups
  • posing and directing people
  • composition and storytelling (make your images stand out!)

What do you need?

To make the most out of your participation in this practical evening workshop, it is advised that you bring your own camera or smartphone (whatever you want to use to capture your kinky pictures with). Lighting equipment for practice will be provided. 
Models will be present for photography practice. The atmosphere will be educational, no explicit sexual performances.

Meet your instructor:

INARA VESPERs BDSM practice began years ago in the Berlin scene, where she learned from professionals at educational spaces like Studio LUX. As a professional BDSM provider, she specializes in psychological domination, rope bondage, role play and pain, viewing BDSM as a co-constructed creative process. Outside of the dungeon, she is a skilled photographer with a background in analogue studio portraiture and a passion for teaching photographic technique. Taking inspiration from psychology and theater acting, her teaching method involves breaking down complex topics into manageable parts, offering tools for creative thinking and cultivating one’s own unique style.