Limited seats · January 2027 class

Learn to see through the camera.

A course for people who want to leave automatic mode and photograph with intention: technique, artistic vision and guided practice, with individual feedback from someone who photographs for a living.

  • Hamamatsuin person or online
  • 15+ yearsof photography
  • 8AFNS Awards
Cover of the book Domine a Fotografia, 2nd edition, used in the course
Domine a Fotografia (in Portuguese), the book we use in the course.

Take your first photo right now.

Move the three camera controls. Getting the exposure right while keeping the background blur and the sharpness is exactly what you master in class, without memorizing recipes.

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    The book that guides the course

    Domine a Fotografia, 2nd edition: from the basics to professional work. Nine modules from seeing to building a career, with exercises to really practice. The book is in Portuguese.

    • 9modules
    • 30progressive challenges
    • 12week study plan
    1. Module 1: Photography fundamentals

      What a photograph is and the map of genres.

    2. Module 2: Equipment

      Cameras, lenses and the right kit for your budget.

    3. Module 3: Technique and control

      Exposure, aperture, shutter, ISO and focus.

    4. Module 4: Composition and aesthetics

      Rule of thirds, lines, color and your own style.

    5. Module 5: Mastering light

      Natural light, flash and the five classic portrait patterns.

    6. Module 6: Practical specialization

      Portrait, wedding, landscape, product, maternity and newborn.

    7. Module 7: Professional post-production

      RAW development, color, retouching and black and white.

    8. Module 8: Career and business

      Portfolio, pricing, contracts and clients.

    9. Module 9: Practice and development

      Thirty challenges and a personal project.

    How the course works

    Four parts that add up. You leave knowing what to do with the camera and why.

    • Technical foundations

      The part that gives power to your choices.

      Full exposure, focus, white balance, manual and semi-automatic modes, and the basics of natural and artificial light.

    • Artistic foundations

      The part that creates emotion.

      Composition, lines, color and how to tell a story with a single image.

    • Guided practice

      The part that becomes skill.

      Outdoor and indoor sessions, with individual feedback on your photos.

    • Real professional experience

      Follow real jobs.

      See the pace, the direction and the client relationship on the instructor's real jobs.

    What a class is like

    Every session follows the same rhythm: understand, practice and get feedback.

    • Eduardo Fuli teaching a class seated around a table

      Explanation with examples

      Each concept starts simple, with a projector and real examples, and only then becomes an exercise.

    • A student photographing an object under a softbox

      Practice with studio light

      A studio already set up, a camera in your hands and manual exposure exercises, with the light under control.

    • Instructor and student looking at the camera together during feedback

      One-to-one feedback

      The instructor works beside you and adjusts what you did on the spot, without waiting for the end of class.

    • A young man seated in the middle of a street, from an outdoor session

      Outdoor sessions

      Portraits in natural light: you learn to choose the place, the framing and the moment.

    The eye you will train

    Outdoor portraits by Eduardo Fuli in natural light. These are the kinds of decisions the course teaches you to make.

    Black and white portrait of a woman in a dark coat in a park
    Color portrait of a young man crouching in the woods
    Black and white portrait of a young man in a scarf on a street
    Black and white portrait of a child looking at the camera

    Who has been through the classes

    Students laughing in class with cameras on the table
    Eduardo Fuli in the studio with students around him
    A student adjusting the camera in front of a softbox
    A student taking notes and shooting during class
    Class notes next to a camera
    A student photographing objects on a studio shelf

    Two formats, your pace

    In person in Hamamatsu or online. Days and times are arranged with the class, around everyone's availability.

    • Immersive

      4 meetings of 6 hours

      Theory, technical demonstration and guided practice, with time to practice calmly. Fewer trips.

    • Weekly

      7 classes of 3 hours

      One class a week, for those who prefer a slower pace and time to absorb between classes.

    Eduardo Fuli, photographer and teacher at PhotosFuli School

    Who you learn with

    Eduardo Fuli has been a photographer for over 15 years and runs FULI PRODUCER. He teaches in a direct, accessible and welcoming way, for people who are just starting.

    • Speaker at 3 of the biggest photography congresses in Brazil
    • Guest instructor for two major professional publishers
    • Workshops in 8 prefectures of Japan and 4 states of Brazil
    • 8 AFNS Awards
    • Winner of the photography contest of the Brazilian Embassy in Japan

    Frequently asked questions

    How much is the beginner course?

    The total investment is ¥75,000. The ¥15,000 enrollment fee secures your seat.

    How can I pay?

    You have two options. By bank deposit, the ¥15,000 enrollment fee secures your seat, and you pay the rest (¥60,000) on the first day of class or in installments during the course. By credit card, you pay once (¥75,000) and can split it on your card, according to your card issuer. Message us on WhatsApp to choose what suits you best.

    How are the classes organized?

    There are 4 meetings of 6 hours, or 7 weekly classes of 3 hours. In either format, you can attend in person in Hamamatsu or online.

    What are the class days and times?

    You do not have to fit a fixed calendar. We build the schedule for the January 2027 class around the students' availability. Message us on WhatsApp, tell us which days and times work for you, and we will arrange it together.

    Can I take the course online?

    Yes. The course can be taken in person in Hamamatsu or online.

    How do I sign up?

    Message Eduardo on WhatsApp, tell him your level and what you want to photograph. He will recommend the best format and arrange the class with you.

    Your January class is opening.

    Tell me your level and what you want to photograph. I will reply on WhatsApp and we arrange the best format and the dates.

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