TL;DR: As of June 3, you can learn how to take and edit photos like a pro with lessons straight from the pros themselves. Sign up for the Photography Master Class bundle while it's on sale for $39.99.
Think blurry photos are artsy? Sure, Gen Z influencers might have you convinced that a grainy snap from a 2000s-era Nikon Coolpix is what's cool, but if you really want to capture memories that don't look like pixelated blobs, you need more than a retro camera and some trendy tips. The 2024 Photography Master Class course bundle can help you take photos that aren't just Insta-worthy but genuinely high-quality.
On sale for $39.99 for a limited time, this expert-led online photography course packs a punch. It boasts 27.5 hours of lessons taught by seasoned professionals like award-winning portrait and wedding photographer Bernie Raffe and professional photographer and lighting master Charlie Borland, who has worked for clients such as Nike, Xerox, and National Geographic. From choosing the correct lens to editing your output down to the last pixel in Lightroom, their courses show you how to photograph like a professional.
The bundle includes 10 comprehensive courses covering relevant photography niches. Want to master nightclub photography? There's a course for that. Interested in studio portraiture or capturing the perfect landscape? Those are covered, too. There's even a course on iPhone photography, so you can up your game without upgrading your gear. And if your editing skills need some work, the deep dive into Adobe Lightroom will show you how to transform your photos.
All these courses are accessible anytime, anywhere, using any device. Whether you're a complete newbie or a budding professional, you can learn in your own time and at your own pace. Plus, you'll get certificates of completion after finishing each course, which you can use to boost your resume.
For a limited time, you can get the 2024 Photography Master Class bundle on sale for only $39.99 (reg. $190) — no coupon code necessary.
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