Macro photography: Enlarging The "Microscape"
Live Demonstration showing the process behind The Faces of Ecstasy Images
Discover a world of detail hiding in plain sight. Explore macro photography in this workshop hosted by Analogue and photographer Peter Andrew Lusztyk.
Go behind the scenes of his hyper-detailed images, from everyday objects to the work featured in the Dutch Candy exhibition. Learn how lighting, scale and composition transform small subjects into striking photographs.
Including a portfolio talk & live demonstration of the process behind The Faces of Ecstasy images.
- Meet at Analogue: Gather at our creative space for an exciting session.
- Intro: Warm welcome and overview.
- Meet Peter: Get to know your tutor.
- Live demo: Demonstration of the technique behind faces of ecstasy.
- Your turn: Try it for yourself.
Peter Andrew Lusztyk (b. 1982) is a Canadian photographer/visual artist and one half of the Dutch Candy duo known for large-format, hyper-detailed images that transform everyday objects into striking visual statements. Balancing fine art, editorial, and commercial practice, his photography explores value, nostalgia, circulation, and the overlooked systems shaping contemporary life through meticulously controlled lighting, macro detail, and minimalist composition. Lusztyk’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Design Museum Den Bosch, and collected by institutions including Global Affairs Canada. His work has appeared in National Geographic and The New York Times, and he has collaborated with global brands including Apple, IKEA, Audi, and Bayer.
- Yourself
- Tip: bring something small you'd like to capture (a coin, a little flower etc.)
| Netherlands | 1-2 days |
| Germany | 2-3 days |
| United Kingdom | 2-3 days |
| Europe | 3-5 days |
| USA | 10 days |
| Asia | 10 days |
| Rest of world | 10 days |
About Peter
Peter Andrew Lusztyk (b. 1982) is a Canadian photographer and visual artist known for large-format, hyper-detailed images that transform everyday objects into striking visual statements. Balancing fine art, editorial, and commercial practice, his photography explores value, nostalgia, circulation, and the overlooked systems shaping contemporary life through meticulously controlled lighting, macro detail, and minimalist composition. Lusztyk’s work has been exhibited internationally, including at the Design Museum Den Bosch, and collected by institutions including Global Affairs Canada. His work has appeared in National Geographic and The New York Times, and he has collaborated with global brands including Apple, IKEA, Audi, and Bayer.
