A highlight of this final stretch, the pinhole photography workshop on Saturday 4 April invites a teenager and an accompanying adult (parent, grandparent, or close relative) to explore together the magic of analogue photography through an immersive and creative experience. Designed as a genuine intergenerational moment, the workshop is not intended for adult pairs, but specifically for tandems bringing together a young participant and an adult, encouraging transmission, exchange, and shared discovery through photographic practice. Inspired by themes closely associated with Robert Doisneau, participants will create portraits and documentary-style images around Parc de la Boverie using photosensitive paper. The experience continues in the darkroom, where images gradually appear in the developer, offering a unique moment that is at once sensory, playful, and educational. Conceived as a pause outside of everyday time, the workshop invites participants to slow down the photographic gesture, rediscover the pleasure of analogue processes, and share a creative experience together, away from digital automatisms.