MasterClass.com – Annie Leibovitz Teaches Photography
Key Takeaways
- Develop concepts, work with subjects, and bring images to life in post-production
- Experiment with different perspectives, compositions, and lighting
- Embrace mistakes and use them as opportunities for creative growth
Skills You’ll Gain
- Portraiture
- Photo Concepts
- Lighting
- Working With Subjects
- Storytelling
- Research
- Observation
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3 Hours of Video
Level up your skills with hours of content on your own time
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15 Bite-size Lessons
Learn with our easy to consume short videos
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Class Guide
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For All Levels
Designed to be valuable whether you’re a beginner or a pro
Class Overview
Browse Lesson Plan
1. Introduction
2. Portrait Photography
3. Creating Concepts
4. Working With Light
5. Studio vs. Location
6. Working With Your Subject
7. Case Study: Angels in America Photoshoot for Vogue Magazine
8. Photographing People Who Are Close to You
9. Looking Back at Your Work
10. The Technical Side of Photography
11. Student Sessions
12. Case Study Part 1: Photographing Alice Waters
13. Case Study Part 2: Digital Post-Production
14. Photographic Influences
15. The Evolution of a Photographer
Annie Leibovitz was the first woman to be named chief photographer at Rolling Stone and the last person to take a portrait of John Lennon. In her first online photography class, Annie shows us that what makes a picture stunning isn’t the gear or technology—it’s the story. Annie teaches you her philosophy: how to develop concepts, work with subjects, shoot with natural light, and bring images to life in post-production. See the world through her eyes.
Instructor(s): Annie Leibovitz
Class Length: 15 video lessons (3 hours 4 minutes)
Category: Design & Style, Arts & Entertainment
