Magnum Gathers World's Leading Photographers for First Online Course

Expert advice to learn “The Art of Street Photography.”

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Carolyn Drake

Magnum has launched its first-ever online course entitled “The Art of Street Photography.” The leading photographic agency gathered seven of the most acclaimed international photographers to share their extensive knowledge and skills for the digital class spanning Bruce Gilden, Martin Parr, Susan Meiselas, Richard Kalvar, Carolyn Drake, Peter van Astmael, and Mark Power. From selecting the right camera gear to scanning urban environments for the perfect shot, a total of 10 topics are included in the course that will help budding shutterbugs build an upstanding portfolio.

Learn more by visiting Magnum’s website. The course is available to purchase now for $99 USD. Elsewhere, take a look at this week’s best art drops.

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