7 Colors Dance Photography Workshop
Coloured lighting, fabric in motion, ballet and contemporary dance — a small-group studio workshop on timing, body line, and atmospheric colour control.
Curated Workshops are application-led photography sessions designed around a specific visual problem, aesthetic, or production setup. Small groups, prepared lighting, professional models, and concentrated shooting time — built for photographers who learn by making.
Each edition is built around a defined theme — dance, ballet, beauty, UV portraiture, nude art, product photography, or focused lighting studies. Some workshops are paid public sessions; others are closed partner formats for communities such as Sony Türkiye or FOTON.
Each May 2026 edition is built as a small-group, fully prepared studio session. Lighting, set, model, styling, and shooting flow are designed in advance so participants can focus on image-making from the first frame.
Coloured lighting, fabric in motion, ballet and contemporary dance — a small-group studio workshop on timing, body line, and atmospheric colour control.
A morning studio session built around ballet line, balance, and timing. Prepared lighting, individual mentoring, and portfolio-grade shooting flow at VELT Studio Berlin.



An afternoon close-up portrait session focused on beauty lighting, skin texture, catchlight control, and the relationship between makeup, colour, and crop.


A small-group studio workshop built around coloured lighting, fabric in motion, and dance — staged at LUX Studio Istanbul on Sunday, 17 May 2026, with a ballerina and contemporary dancer working through layered colour palettes and choreographed light.
Dance photography is treated here not as a matter of pressing the shutter at the right instant, but as a study of form, body line, fabric movement, and how coloured light constructs atmosphere. Participants work through several palettes and lighting structures so that one performance becomes several visual languages.
Studio setup, lighting, and visual direction are prepared before the workshop begins. During the shoot, Burak Bulut Yıldırım works with each participant individually on framing, angle, timing, and reading the light. Meryem Aydın leads art direction, holding the visual atmosphere together as the session progresses.



A morning studio workshop on ballet line, balance, and timing — staged at VELT Studio Berlin on Sunday, 24 May 2026, with a professional ballerina and a prepared lighting structure designed for portfolio-grade dance imagery.
Rather than producing scattered movement frames, this workshop focuses on the geometry of ballet: line, balance, the height of a jump, the close of a turn, and the way studio light can either freeze form or extend it. Participants study where the strongest moment of a movement lives and how to commit to it through framing.
The studio, lighting, and shooting flow are prepared in advance, so participants begin producing from the first frame. Burak Bulut Yıldırım works with each photographer on the technical and visual balance of the session; Meryem Aydın holds art direction so that the work reads as a coherent series rather than isolated images.



An afternoon studio workshop on beauty lighting, close-up portraiture, and editorial face direction — staged at VELT Studio Berlin on Sunday, 24 May 2026, with a model, a makeup artist, and a fully prepared beauty setup.
The session is built around how light meets skin: catchlight placement, the architecture of the face, the relationship between makeup, colour, and crop, and the small directional shifts that change a portrait's character entirely. The aim is not a single pretty frame, but control over the editorial beauty image as a discipline.
Beauty setup, lighting, and shooting flow are prepared before participants arrive. Burak Bulut Yıldırım works with each photographer on lighting and direction; Meryem Aydın leads art direction; Büşra Kırdı's makeup work forms one of the central visual layers of the session.
A single-day combined registration for both Berlin editions on Sunday, 24 May 2026 — Ballet in the morning, Beauty in the afternoon, with a midday break in between. Same studio, same mentor, two distinct visual disciplines.
Each session runs as a 2–4 hour format. The aim is not theory overload, but a clear visual challenge, enough shooting time, and a strong concentration of practical learning.
Lighting, set logic, professional models, styling, makeup, and overall coordination are prepared in advance by Burak Bulut Yıldırım and his team. Participants bring their cameras and concentrate on shooting.
Each session is designed to produce usable material while teaching something specific. Stronger portfolio images, and a clearer understanding of how those images were made — both at once.
Dance, ballet, pole, gesture, and body-led portrait sessions where timing, posture, and light become the main teaching material.
Beauty, UV portrait, colour-driven sets, and sculptural portrait lighting — sessions that investigate how image, body, and atmosphere interact.
Product photography, commercial still-life, and tightly focused lighting workshops such as building multiple portrait looks with a single light source.
Active production bases. Public editions are scheduled in both cities throughout the year, alongside closed partner formats.
From late 2026, selected London editions will join the program — carrying the same short-format, fully prepared workshop model into a new context.
Registration for the May 2026 editions is handled by direct message or email. After your inquiry, payment details — bank transfer or PayPal — are sent privately. Inquiries about future Berlin, Istanbul, and London editions, as well as closed workshops for partner communities, institutions, and brands, are equally welcome.
Places are limited. Each workshop is designed for a small group, so early registration is recommended.
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