
• Art-inspired photo walks in Valencia
• Learn to see light, composition and story
• Creative challenges based on art, cinema and photography
THE IDEA
PhotoHunt Valencia is a creative photography walk built around artistic challenges.Each meeting explores ideas from painting, cinema and visual perception.Instead of simply taking photos, we train the eye — learning to see light, rhythm, geometry and atmosphere in everyday spaces.


HOW IT WORKS
Each PhotoHunt focuses on one artistic idea.Before the walk participants receive a visual guide with references from art, cinema and photography.During the walk we explore the city, observe light and space, experiment with compositions and create small visual series.After the walk participants can share results, discuss ideas and continue the creative exploration together.
THE EXPERIENCE
Each PhotoHunt lasts around 2–3 hours.We begin with coffee and a short introduction to the challenge and the artistic idea behind it.Then we walk through the city and photograph independently — observing, experimenting and exploring different perspectives.This is not a workshop.
Everyone searches for their own images while I guide the process and share ideas along the way.


WHO CAN JOIN
PhotoHunt is open to all levels.You can join if you are a professional photographer, a beginner, or simply curious about visual storytelling.You can shoot on a camera or on a phone.Editing is optional. Curiosity is required.
THE CHALLENGES
PhotoHunt challenges are inspired by painting, cinema, architecture and visual theory.Themes explore fundamentals of visual thinking such as light, form, rhythm, color and space.Some challenges focus on geometry and composition, others on cinematic storytelling, atmosphere or emotional expression.Every participant interprets the challenge in their own way.


NEXT Challenge
This time we’re exploring one of the most powerful composition techniques — frame within frame.How do you guide the viewer’s attention? How do you create depth and a sense of a scene within a scene? How do you turn space into a story?The City of Arts and Sciences is the perfect place for this: lines, reflections, light, and scale.📍 Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències
⏰ ~2 hours
📷 Open to all levels (even phone is enough)We’re not just taking photos — we’re learning how to see.
NEXT CHALLENGES
• Cinematic light and shadows
• Color and visual harmony
• Rhythm and repetition in urban space
• Frames within frames
• Visual storytelling in everyday life
• One scene, seven frames
• Motion and emotional expression

Free creative photo walk
Sunday SnapDay is a relaxed photo walk where we explore the city together through photography. We meet, walk, take photos, talk about art and visual ideas, and simply enjoy the process of observing the city.Unlike PhotoHunt challenges, there is no theme, no tasks, no pressure — just freedom, connection, and creative exploration. It’s also a simple way to experience the PhotoHunt atmosphere.Sunday SnapDay takes place approximately once every 5 weeks.
📅 Next walk: March 29
All details and updates are shared in our social media.
THE COMMUNITY
PhotoHunt is also a small creative community.Participants can share their work, ideas and experiences in our online spaces.We explore photography not only through walks, but also through shared visual references from cinema, painting and photography.Some of these include:• CineLab — watching films to study light and composition
• Visual Library — references from art, architecture and visual theory

ABOUT THE CREATOR
My name is Alice. I’m a photographer from Ukraine working professionally since 2015.My work is inspired by cinema, painting and visual storytelling, and I’m deeply interested in how we learn to see the world more attentively.After moving to Valencia, I wanted to create a space where people could explore photography together — not as a competition or workshop, but as a creative exploration of the city.PhotoHunt is my way of sharing that curiosity: observing light, noticing details, and discovering beauty in everyday streets.Everyone sees differently — and that’s what makes it interesting.

JOIN THE NEXT WALK
Meet other curious photographers, explore artistic ideas and discover new ways of seeing the city.