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Portfolio Review

What to keep. What to leave out. Where to go next.

A 45-minute conversation with George Tatakis about your photographs: their strengths, their inconsistencies and the direction of your work.

45 minutes · One-to-one · Online · €240

A working session around your photographs.

George Tatakis in a photography exhibition with visitors
  1. Selection

    Identify which images carry the work and which weaken the selection.

  2. Coherence

    Look at composition, recurring patterns and inconsistencies across the portfolio.

  3. Direction

    Discuss concrete next steps for developing the work.

The discussion is direct and specific, with your photographs as its starting point.

Why George

George Tatakis

George Tatakis is a Greek photographer whose black-and-white work focuses on culture, ritual and traditional dress. His work is held by the Benaki Museum, and his photographs have appeared in The New York Times and National Geographic.

24 international photography awards

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Portrait of George Tatakis working in his studio

Preparation

Bring your photographs. We’ll work from there.

  1. Prepare 20–100 photographs from your work and have them ready for the call.

  2. Show them through screen sharing, or send them beforehand to admin@tatakis.com.

  3. The session takes place online, usually on Zoom or another agreed platform that supports screen sharing. Keep a notebook nearby.

Portfolio Review

Choose a time for your review.

45 minutesOne-to-one · Online€240
Time zone: Europe/Athens

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Practical questions

Before the session

How does the session take place?

Live and online, usually on Zoom or another agreed platform that supports screen sharing.

What should I prepare?

Have 20–100 photographs ready to show by screen sharing or send them beforehand to admin@tatakis.com. Keep a notebook nearby.

What will we focus on?

The selection, structure and direction of your work: what works, where inconsistencies appear and what to develop next.

Can I ask about another time?

Yes. Use Contact to ask about another time; availability cannot be guaranteed.

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