Berlin Photo Studio · Monthly community format

Analog
Café.

Coffee, cameras and conversation—a monthly meeting for people who want to slow down and make photographs together.

RhythmMonthly
PlaceBerlin-Wedding
LevelEveryone welcome
Next dateAnnounced soon

What happens

A café with film inside it.

Analog Café is not a formal class. It is a relaxed day for meeting other photographers, asking questions, discovering a process and leaving with a reason to shoot another roll.

Each edition can change, but the heart remains the same: share knowledge, make something small and keep analogue photography social.

01

Coffee & conversation

Meet the studio community, exchange ideas and ask the questions that normally stay inside your camera bag.

02

Short demonstrations

Simple introductions to cameras, film, developing, scanning, printing or another analogue process.

03

Photo walk

A compact walk or reusable-camera challenge designed to turn conversation into photographs.

04

Mini zine

A small printed trace of the day, built from images and contributions made around the community.

05

Foto Lotto

A playful reason to participate, experiment and possibly leave with film, stickers or another analogue surprise.

06

Studio offers

Selected event-day benefits may be announced for film rolls, services or future activities.

Next edition

The date is coming.

Join the list.

We will announce the next Analog Café programme, date and any limited places through our newsletter and studio channels.

FAQ

Before you come.

Do I need experience with film photography?

No. The format is designed for curious beginners as well as experienced photographers.

Do I need to bring a camera?

Not always. The announcement for each edition will explain what to bring and whether cameras or materials are provided.

Is Analog Café a workshop?

It may include demonstrations and small activities, but it is primarily a community meeting. Structured teaching remains part of our workshop programme.

Where does it happen?

At Berlin Photo Studio, Nazarethkirchstraße 41, 13347 Berlin, unless a specific edition states otherwise.