
'The workshop was amazing! Individual coaching sessions, intensive daily practice and presentations significantly enhanced my photo skills.'
Ryo Sekiguchi
Japan
It completely changed how I look at photographs.
Keeta Mukherjee
Thailand


Do you want to capture stunning, unforgettable photos that tell your holiday story?
This intensive course will enable you to reach new levels in your photography with award-winning photographer Nic Dunlop.
All you need is a smartphone/camera and a laptop.
Le Passe-Temps hotel, Krabi, Thailand



Join us at Le Passe-Temps resort in Krabi for five immersive days of photography in one of Southeast Asia’s most visually dramatic regions. This workshop offers the chance to slow down, look deeper, and create a stunning photographic story.
The workshop is open to anyone, from keen beginners, to those looking for a unique holiday experience - all are welcome regardless of photographic ability.
It includes daily mentoring, one-on-one critiques, insider’s tips and tricks. With inspiring slideshows, Nic will help you hone your skills and enhance your creativity. The aim: to boost your photographic skills in a stimulating but relaxed atmosphere and help you take stunning photos in one of the most beautiful locations in Southeast Asia.

Cost: US$1,350 pax tuition (limited places)
Date: 10-15 May, 2026
Location: Le Passe-Temps, Krabi
Travel, accommodation, food, activities and transfers are not included in the workshop tuition, please check availability at Le Passe-Temps before booking












Both a photographer and an author, Nic Dunlop’s work has appeared in numerous publications worldwide (The Guardian,The New York Times, Liberation, Newsweek). He has worked throughout the region for ICRC, UNICEF, IOM, Oxfam and lectured in photography at universities, colleges and schools (Oxford, Sussex, Mahidol, Chulalongkorn). He has also been a judge for The Press Photographers Year competition in London. He is represented by Panos Pictures.

Courtesy James Robert Fuller
'It completely changed how I look at photographs'
Keeta Mukherjee
Thailand
