Studio Commercial Photography Course
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For those who feel that photography could be more than a hobby — a real way to work freely and make a living from what they enjoy.
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To develop full control over studio lighting and setups through practical sessions.
The program is designed to include both work for brands and companies, and private client sessions.
You will create five complete photo sessions that can be used in your professional portfolio.
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The next group starts in January 2026.
You can choose between:
Evening classes: Tuesdays and Thursdays, 18:30 – 21:00 (starting January 13)
Weekend classes: Saturdays, 11:00 – 13:30 (starting January 17)
Small group — 6 to 8 participants.
Language: French (with translator) + English communication directly with Yaroslav.
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All sessions take place at NONAME Studio, Geneva.
A professional photo space equipped for portrait, fashion, and commercial work.
Course fee: 980 CHF
Yaroslav Monchak - photographe mentor
“For many people in Switzerland, photography is a beautiful hobby — capturing nature, landscapes, or small moments of life.
But for some, there is a quiet wish to take it further.
To work freely, to create images that matter, and to make a living from what they truly enjoy.
This course is for those who feel that wish.
It is a practical path toward professional and commercial photography — built on real experience, not theory.”
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About the course
This course focuses on practical studio work — learning how to control light and create professional results for real clients.
You will work with models, professional lighting setups, and real commercial scenarios.
The goal is simple: to help you build confidence and a portfolio that can lead to paid projects.
Lesson 1 – Introduction to Studio Lighting
Basics of working with light and studio tools.
Overview of equipment, modifiers, and simple lighting setups.
Goal: learn to control light and achieve predictable results.
Location: Coloria Photostudio, Vevey
Lesson 2 – Business Portrait (Practice)
Lighting setups for professional and corporate portraits.
Work with one and two-light configurations using softboxes and reflectors.
Goal: create clean, consistent, and technically precise lighting suitable for business and editorial work.
Location: Coloria Photostudio, Vevey