Christophe Anagnostopoulos

29/09/2026

The biggest mistake we make in the field is in how we observe the frame, not a setting in our camera.
And you can train your eyes to "see" like your lens.

When shooting in the city, stop searching merely for what to put inside your frame. Start looking at how your lens renders light and geometry.

🔵 Forget the zoom ring, instead, move yourself. Every focal length changes perspective dramatically. Ideally, stick to one specific focal length (mine is 50mm). Step closer or move back to alter the relationship between your subject and the background, not just its size.

⚫ Work the shadows. Deep contrast and harsh architectural shadows are your most powerful tools to naturally isolate a subject without relying on digital tricks or complex camera settings.

As I shared in my latest article, camera bodies record data, but your lens and compositional intent create the image.

📖 Read the full article via the link in the first comment.

📍 London Photography Workshop (October 27–29, 2026)

3 days strictly in the field across London, mastering light, geometry, and visual identity. Strictly limited to 5 participants.

📩 DM me "LONDON" for the full itinerary & details.

F4 | 1/400s | ISO 100
Lens: Tokina opera 50mm F1.4 (EF)
Camera: Canon EOS C50

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21/09/2026

London is defined by these striking contrasts, timeless stone facades layered against sleek glass and sky.

In our upcoming hands-on workshop (October 27–29, 2026), we train our eyes to find balance in urban chaos, framing layers, reflections, and light directly in the field.

📌 Full workshop info & interviews via the link in bio!

📩 DM for info & bookings (Strictly limited to 5 spots).

🎁 Giveaway on the last day, with one participant receiving a brand new Slik tripod!

*Free HOYA filter for all participants*

Lens: Tokina opera 50mm F1.4 (EF)
Camera: Canon EOS C50
Filter: HOYA HD Nano MkII CIR-PL
Edited with Dehancer Film LR Plugin

F5 | 1/100s | ISO 400

18/09/2026

London hides its best stories in quiet, tucked-away alleyways. Warm lights, subtle depth, and that unmistakable atmosphere that makes you want to keep exploring long after dusk.

In our upcoming hands-on workshop in London (October 27–29, 2026), we focus on using depth, natural framing, and light to capture the true, authentic character of the city.

📌 Full workshop details, interviews & video links via the link in bio!

📩 DM me directly for info & bookings (Strictly limited to 5 participants).

17/09/2026

The vibes of the city can be found in street details, reflections on rain-soaked asphalt, and tiny moments we miss unless we train our eyes to see.

In our upcoming hands-on workshop (October 27–29, 2026), we step away from generic postcards to create clean, evocative images with true personal style.

📌 Read my full interview on PTTL (and watch the video interview on CraftiusPro,) via the link in bio to learn all about the workshop's philosophy.

📩 DM me directly or click the link below for info & bookings (Strictly limited to 5 participants):

https://www.wetravel.com/trips/photography-workshop-in-london-christophe-anagnostopoulos-48827634 -this-trip

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15/09/2026

A wonderful and meaningful conversation with PTTL.gr was just published! 📸

We talked about topics I deeply care about in photography: how to cultivate a personal visual style, why observation and composition take priority over gear, and how "less" ultimately offers far more creative freedom.

Ahead of the upcoming London workshop (October 27–29, 2026), we delve into the philosophy behind training your eye directly in the field.

A huge thank you to PTTL PhotoNews Through The Lens for this interview!

📖 Read the interview: https://www.pttl.gr/en/christoforos-anagnostopoulos-synentefxi-londino-workshop/

Christoforos Anagnostopoulos talks to PTTL about learning photography in the field, Creative Control, the “Less is More” philosophy, gear, and the search for a personal visual style through a three-day workshop in London.

12/08/2026

Following our March sessions, I’m thrilled to announce the next London Photography Workshop which will take place on 27–29 October 2026!

Join us for 3 immersive days combining Street, Travel, and Architectural Photography. From the brutalist Barbican to iconic landmarks and hidden corners, we will master the "Less is More" philosophy and gain full Creative Control over your frames.

Small group (Max 5 participants) for a hands-on mentoring experience.

Bonus: Every participant gets a free Hoya filter!
Giveaway: 1 participant will win a Slik tripod!

🔗 Link for the full itinerary & to book your seat:
https://tri.ps/yNmtL

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14/06/2026

As the director of "ECLIPSED", I am thrilled to share that we have officially wrapped the UK filming segment of our documentary!

After months of intense preparation and countless hours of dedication, our team has successfully completed filming in the United Kingdom.

In just 7 days, we crossed the country, filming in major cities including London and Manchester, while capturing some incredible footage along the way.

We had the absolute privilege of interviewing leading scientists and academic experts at some of the world’s most renowned institutions, gaining invaluable insights for the film.

"ECLIPSED" is now officially moving into the final phase of production, which will unfold over the upcoming summer months.

A massive thank you to our incredible crew, collaborators, and everyone who made this intense week a total success!

Keep up with our journey and check for updates at: eclipsedfilm.com

Keep Looking Up

29/05/2026

The Landscape Photography Workshop in Tzoumerka mountains (22-24 May 2026) was successfully completed.

Despite the challenging weather forecasts, the mountains rewarded us with some of the most dramatic lighting conditions I’ve ever witnessed. From the roaring Souda Waterfalls to the golden peaks at dawn, every moment was a lesson in patience and observation.

A huge thank you to all the participants for their passion, and to Kostilata Springs (Πηγές Κωστηλάτας στην Ήπειρο) for supporting our vision.

Check out the highlights and the full photo gallery on my website:
https://www.christopheanagno.com/landscape-photography-workshop-may-2026-chasing-light-at-tzoumerka/

07/04/2026

One camera, one lens, and about 60,000 steps later... 🇬🇧

There is a unique energy in a 1-on-1 workshop that you just can't find in a group. This March in London, it wasn't just about the locations, it was about the process.

I had the pleasure of spending 4 intensive days with a dedicated photographer who was ready to challenge every old habit. We didn't just "take photos"; we talked about vision, we waited for the light to hit the Barbican's concrete just right, and we explored the "Less is More" philosophy until it clicked.

Watching a student’s "eye" evolve in real-time, seeing them simplify a chaotic London street into a minimalist masterpiece, is the most rewarding part of what I do.

Huge thanks to Rob for joining me for this marathon, your dedication was inspiring!

From the brutalist heights of the Barbican to the neon grit of Soho, we pushed the limits of what a single 50mm lens can do.

The full story of our March sessions, the gallery, and the technical breakdown is now live on my blog.

🔗 Link in Bio

Special thanks to our partners for the support: Kenko Global Tokina Global HOYA Global SLIK Global for the support.

05/03/2026

It was a distinct honor to be invited by the "Orion" Astronomical Society to deliver a lecture on "Introduction to Landscape Astrophotography" at the lecture hall of the Department of Geology, University of Patras.

Addressing a full house, I had the opportunity to break down the techniques and challenges of night photography. We explored the importance of meticulous planning, the strategic choice of optics, and the methods that empower photographers to capture the majesty of the cosmos with professional precision.

As a gesture of support to the local community and the attendees, I provided a custom NPF Calculator (Excel version) as a free resource. This tool simplifies the complex calculations required to avoid star trails, ensuring pinpoint stars in every long-exposure frame.

My sincere thanks to the board of "Orion" for the invitation and the exceptional hospitality, and to everyone who attended for their enthusiasm and insightful questions.

Keep Looking Up!