

For schools, creative studios, galleries, businesses, and teams.
Experimental Photo Labs are hands-on workshops built around creative challenges: themes or constraints that push you to think differently, then translate those ideas into images using whatever's on hand — props, materials, filters, people, light, color, framing.
A fun, playful process for real experimentation.
Every session ends with images nobody expected to make.
Every lab starts with a creative challenge
Think through how to express the idea
Shoot, experiment, and play with material, color, texture, and light




01
Set the Intention
We work with a theme: so we start by defining the message, the mood, the emotions that we want to develop.

02
Build the Sensory Board
We create a full sensory direction, not just a moodboard: color, texture, materials, atmosphere. We pick all the elements that imspire us.

03
Create the Image
Lighting, composition, styling, posing. We explore, experiment, play with materials, and create lighting effects to translate the concept into a photograph.
Creativity is a skill, not a gift
Guided constraints — a theme, a material, a limit — make creative thinking easier to access and practice.
Multisensory builds stronger ideas
Working through color, texture, and material first makes the final image more intentional — and easier to explain.
Psychology, not just aesthetics
Every choice — color, prop, pose — is tied to a feeling. Participants learn to communicate on purpose.
Schools and universities.
Creative studios and galleries.
Businesses and teams.
Event organizers looking to offer something different to their community.
Each lab is adapted to the group and age, space, and context.


Not at all! Phone cameras are absolutely welcome. This isn't about gear—it's about creativity. Cameras can be rented with our partners.
Not really. This is about building a creative process from scratch. It's about expressing ideas, emotions, and stories through sensations, lighting, and composition. Even without cameras or photography knowledge, you can go through the entire process, learn a lot, and create something amazing!
I recommend students to be 10+ as we work with materials that might have small particles, as well as cameras and phones.
No, these workshops are mostly indoors. But once we create the photos, we might need to move outside or to different locations to achieve the vision. This always depends on the project, the students, the organization, and so on.
In English and/or Spanish, mostly. They are also available in French and Italian if you need to organize the event in a different language.
Of course! They can be a great activity for birthdays, hen parties, family time together, and more.

I'm Meg, a creative director and photographer with a background in fine arts and advertising.
I have synesthesia: sensations, sounds, and numbers appear as colors in my mind.
This led me on a 15+ year journey of exploring how we perceive and remember.
Today, using archetype psychology, color science, and sensory strategies, I help businesses build an identity with an actual personality behind it — not just a look. Most people don't notice the magic, but they feel it.
That awareness is what I bring to every project.
I also organize workshops and events in Valencia to help people explore creativity, self-expression, and storytelling.
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