In this class, KC Nwakalor, a renowned Documentary Photographer and Producer, gives detailed and practical tips to help you develop your photographic style and creative voice to stand out in a competitive creative industry.

The advent of social media has made photographers spring out right, left and centre; almost everyone walks around wielding a smartphone camera. People are constantly taking selfies or documenting things happening around them in real-time. The accessibility of cameras and digital photography outlets makes it challenging to differentiate one photographer from another.

One way to stand out from the crowd is by harnessing a distinctive photographic style, a unique creative voice that is hard to replicate.

Working as an Independent Documentary Photographer for the last six years, KC has had enough time to find and refine his distinctive photographic style. During this time, he has been commissioned by notable publications and organizations like The New York Times, Financial Times, Bloomberg, UNICEF, OXFAM, World Food Programme and many others.

KC will share proven techniques he has used in his practice to help you create your Photographic style and, in turn, will help you stand out in the crowded creative market.

You will learn the following:

Understanding Your Craft: You will understand the “Why” of your creative practice.
Developing Your Photography Skills: Tips on how to become a better Photographer in today’s world.
Developing Your Style: Shooting, editing and presenting your work your way.
Staying Consistent: Building a creative workflow that keeps your results consistent.
Finding Your Niche: Finding your voice and getting heard.

This class is suitable for all levels. Things taught in this class will benefit anyone involved in any creative practice.

Alex Anderson

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