Question 1

? Is this experience more about history or smartphone photography?

Accepted Answer

Smartphone photography is the main focus. I’ll share a few design and cultural insights about the stations we visit, but the majority of the time is spent learning creative mobile photography techniques.

Question 2

?️ Do I need a public transport ticket?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you’ll need a valid AB zone ticket for the duration of the experience. A day pass is usually the easiest option.

Question 3

⏱️ How long is the experience?

Accepted Answer

Around 2 hours. We’ll visit several of Berlin’s most visually striking underground stations. Some time will be spent on the train itself, which we’ll use for photo exercises and quick tips.

Question 4

? What makes you think I’ll love it?

Accepted Answer

You'll improve your mobile photography while exploring Berlin in a totally different way. Instead of crowded landmarks, you’ll capture the city’s hidden visual gems underground. It’s both a creative learning session and a unique local experience. And it's also fun :)

Question 5

✅ What should I bring?

Accepted Answer

A smartphone with a charged battery (power bank recommended). Comfortable shoes (we’ll be walking and standing quite a bit). Curiosity and a creative spirit.

Question 6

⚙️ Do I need professional equipment?

Accepted Answer

No. This experience is all about using your smartphone. Any recent phone model will work.

Question 7

☺️ Is this suitable for beginners?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. You don’t need prior photography experience. I’ll show you simple but powerful tricks to immediately improve your photos. More advanced photographers will still benefit from creative challenges and composition exercises.

Question 8

? What you’ll provide?

Accepted Answer

A guided route through the most photogenic metro stations. Step-by-step mobile photography techniques. Personal feedback on your shots. Positive vibes :)

Question 9

? Will we go outside or only stay underground?

Accepted Answer

Mostly underground. This experience is designed to take advantage of Berlin’s unique subway architecture and colorful stations. Some routes may briefly surface depending on the group’s pace.

Question 10

? How big are the groups?

Accepted Answer

Small groups, usually under 6 people, to make sure I can give personal feedback and tips.

Question 11

? Can kids join?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but kids should be comfortable using a smartphone camera and able to keep up with the group in the subway environment.

Question 12

⏳ What happens if the train is delayed or crowded?

Accepted Answer

That’s part of Berlin life! I always have a plan B, and we’ll use any waiting time for quick exercises or mini challenges.

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Mobile Photography Workshop in Berlin (U-Bahn Edition)