stevemccurry
Teaches photography online
Transform your images with one of the most iconic voices in contemporary photography. Steve teaches you how to tell great stories with a camera, his underlying photographic philosophy and what he looks for when producing his mesmerising work.
In his online photography masterclass, follow Steve on the streets of Cuba and Portugal as he shows you how to create unique images of the world around you. You‘ll discover techniques that you can apply directly to your photography such as key tips for portraiture, how to work in various light, thinking about composition, photographing landscapes and cityscapes. Most importantly, Steve will show you the power and importance telling a story with photography.
OVER 980,000 LESSONS WATCHED
What will I learn
Learn not just to take great photographs but to tell stories through them. Discover how to capture the human element, which Steve is famous for and incorporate emotion and authenticity when photographing people. Understand how to use light throughout the day, both inside and outside when you’re photographing cities, nature and your travels.
Watch and learn with Steve as you accompany him through the fishing villages of Portugal and the vibrant streets of Havana.
You can also test yourself with the projects that Steve will set for you.
Is this course for me?
The course is suitable for all levels of experience, anyone who wants to take better photos.
What do I need?
You can use any device from a camera phone to a DSLR.
If you are not 100% satisfied, contact us withing 30 days & we will give you a full refund or exchange.
Steve’s Masterclass £130
25 lessons over 4 hours
Lifetime access
Learn at your own pace
Personalised certificate
Steve’s Discovery Class £40
6 lessons over 40 mins
Lifetime access
Learn at your own pace
Personalised certificate
Masterclass Lesson Plan
25 lessons over 4 hours
Steve McCurry
Discovery Class Lesson Plan
6 lessons over 40 mins
6 lessons
Meet your Master
Steve McCurry has been one of the most iconic voices in contemporary photography for more than 30 years, with scores of magazine and book covers, over a dozen books, and countless exhibitions around the world to his name.
Steve’s career took off when he crossed the border in to rebel controlled Afghanistan on the eve of the Soviet invasion, the images taken were published by TIME magazine and The New York Times and he was awarded the Robert Capa Gold Medal for Best Photographic Reporting from abroad.
McCurry’s work is often featured by National Geographic, most namely his portrait “Afghan Girl” which appeared on the cover in June 1985 and has been likened to Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa in terms of it’s poignancy.
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