Last April, we were partners of the VIP Festival in Venice.
Away from the gondolas and
hustle and bustle of Saint Mark's Square, we headed for the secret island of San Servolo.
There, we spent an incredible 3 days, during which we had 17 workshops led by
professional photographers as they captured the Serenissima.
We are delighted to participate in the 5th edition of this fabulous festival: a meeting place, a learning opportunity, and a place to share among enthusiasts.
On the program, 15 workshops led by world-renowned photographers, but also by YellowKorner photographers: Lia Mstislavaskaya, Teresa Freitas, Robbie McIntoch, Natalie Obradovich.
OUR PHOTOGRAPHS (2023 edition)
Oliviero Toscani
Do You Have Something to Say?
A leading authority in modern photography, he offers his offbeat vision of photography, with a focus on intention and storytelling.
As an impactful advertising photographer, he challenges codes and encourages reflection.
Laurent Dequick
Venice by Smartphone
Laurent Dequick never hesitates to juxtapose, superimpose, or inlay shots. He interweaves the same intensity into photographs representing architectural ensembles, traffic routes, and people.
Lia Mstislavskaya
Timeless Women
A rather secretive and fiercely independent individual, she is best known for her portraits, most often of women. Lia Mstislavskaya likes to say that her photographs are "just like a bar: you will always find cigarettes, wine, and women!”
Serge Ramelli
¿Tienes algo que decir?
Uno de los maestros más influyentes de la fotografía moderna, ofrece su visión poco convencional de la fotografía, centrada en la intención y la narrativa. Fotógrafo de publicidad impactante, desafía los códigos e invita a la reflexión.
Olivier Follmi
The Photography of the Third Eye
Franco-Swiss photographer Olivier Follmi travelled to Zanskar, a Tibetan valley in India, where he met two children of Himalayan farmers whom he offered to school. He then created a photographic report on their lives together.
Vutheara Kham
A Unique Vision of Venice
As a French Instagrammer with a million followers, VuThéara Kham had never handled a camera before becoming the influential figure he is today thanks to his smartphone. In 2015, he became a full time professional photographer.
Arthur Hubert Legrand
Nudity in Venice
Originally drawn to cinema, Arthur Hubert Legrand quickly turned to photography. The art of photography proved to be a genuine eye-opener for him, particularly through its instinctive nature. His series reveals his sensitivity, highlighting the female body with subtlety.
Alan Schaller
Black & white
Alan Schaller is a leading force in urban photography. Always ready to capture moments of spontaneous beauty, his style mixes abstraction, surrealism, and geometry in compositions chronicling the diversity of human life.
