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Nude Photography Workshop near Stuttgart — a Weekend with Parthenope — PR Arts

Weekend workshop · Studio near Stuttgart

Two days with Parthenope.

Portrait, lingerie and nude across two days in a 300 m² studio. Small group, clearly announced setups — only one person shoots at a time.

Date

Sat 5 Dec + Sun 6 Dec

Time

09:30 – 14:30

Price

from €259.00

per day · book separately

Availability

11 of 11 places free

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On my camera, with your RAWs

Want to try an f/0.95 lens for once?

Brightin Star 50 mm f/0.95 (APS-C) · ein 35 mm f/0.95 ist angekündigt

A lens that opens at f/0.95 is not something most people own, and there is nowhere to try one. Here there is: it sits ready on a Sony body, you shoot with it whatever camera you brought, and the RAWs are yours.

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At a glance

Saturday 5 + Sunday 6 December 2026 · PR-Arts Studio near Stuttgart, 09:30–14:30 each day — book either day on its own. Parthenope works from clear portrait through lingerie to full artistic nude. Max. five photographers per day, plus one one-to-one coaching slot on the Saturday. €259 per day.

What is included

  • ·6 setups in about 5 hours — portrait, lingerie, full artistic nude
  • ·Warm available light and hard studio direction in turn — both handwritings in one weekend
  • ·Max. 5 photographers per day — only one shoots at a time, no scrum
  • ·300 m² studio, several permanent sets, professional strobes and modifiers
  • ·Shoot with the Brightin Star 50 mm f/0.95 (APS-C) on Patrick's Sony bodies, whatever camera you bring. The RAWs are yours.
  • ·Coaching and lighting direction by Patrick Rupp
  • ·Drinks and food
  • ·Your own images — portfolio and private use permitted (not commercial)

Two days with Parthenope

Two days working through the full range: portrait, lingerie, and artistic nude up to full body. Usually six setups per day, each one prepared, each one with real time at the set.

Parthenope brings something you see immediately in her existing work: she functions in two very different languages of light. Warm and soft — available light, golden tones, a lot of skin in very little light. And hard and graphic — black and white, clean edges, full figure against a bright ground. Both suit her, and we photograph both.

December light

Early December, daylight is effectively gone by mid-afternoon. That is not a drawback here, it is part of the lesson: you will see where available light stops being usable, and what a f/0.95 lens buys you before you reach for the strobe.

Getting there

The studio is in Oberstenfeld, Germany — 25 minutes from Stuttgart, 20 from Heilbronn, with parking at the door. Stuttgart Airport is about an hour away, and the ICE stops in Stuttgart. Several participants each year travel in from abroad.

Language

The workshop is run in German, but Patrick speaks English and every setup is shown as well as explained — lamp positions, modifiers, aperture. Photographers from outside Germany have taken part before and had no trouble following along.

How a day runs

  1. 09:30

    Arrival, briefing, first setup

    A short round: what we want to get today, who is working on what. Then the first light goes up.

  2. 10:00 – 12:00

    Portrait and lingerie

    Two or three setups from tight portrait to lingerie. Everyone comes to the set on their own; light and pose are corrected as you go.

  3. 12:00 – 12:30

    Break

    Drinks, snacks, and a look at the frames on screen.

  4. 12:30 – 14:30

    Nude

    The nude part of the day — from implied to classical full nude, directed and paced.

Cannot be there? · Livestream

Sunday 6 December · 15:30–17:30 (Berlin)

Cannot make it in person? On the Sunday we stream the shoot with Parthenope and Patrick — an education stream with everything announced and explained, for anyone who wants to learn without standing in the studio.

An education stream, not adult content: every lighting setup is announced and explained — lamp positions, modifiers, aperture, and why a mood looks the way it does. Questions go through the chat and get answered on air.

€39.99

Why this workshop

The full range in two days

Portrait, lingerie, nude. Parthenope's agreed scope covers every level, so you do not have to commit to one genre.

Two languages of light

Warm, soft available light against hard black-and-white direction — we work through both, not only the easier one.

One at the set

Five photographers a day, never at the same time. You work with Parthenope, not against four cameras.

From earlier shoots

Parthenope · Impressions

The full images

This page only shows what is safe for everyone.

The complete nude and boudoir work from Parthenope — and from every other workshop — is on our Patreon, along with the things a sales page has no room for: lighting diagrams for each setup, behind the scenes, and retouching runs.

New workshop dates go out there first, before the website.

View on Patreon

From €9/month · cancel any time

Follow the model

Parthenope

Works from clear portrait to classical full nude — in warm available light as readily as in hard black and white.

Choose your format

Payment via Mollie · your place is held immediately

FAQ

Common questions

What is photographed? +
Portrait, lingerie and artistic nude up to full body. What happens in each setup is agreed in advance and announced — Parthenope decides how far it goes, and that applies to everyone equally.
Do I need experience with nude photography? +
No. Every setup is announced, light and pose are corrected as you go, and Patrick steps in when something is off.
Can I book a single day? +
Yes. Saturday and Sunday are booked separately and run the same programme. There is also exactly one one-to-one coaching slot on the Saturday.
How far is the studio from Stuttgart? +
About 25 minutes by car. Oberstenfeld sits between Heilbronn, Stuttgart and Ludwigsburg, with parking directly outside.
Is the studio warm enough in December? +
Yes, the studio is heated throughout. And in nude work the model sets the pace anyway — we work in blocks with breaks in between, not continuously.

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