Description

In this class, Lucrezia Bastoni unpacks five essential lessons from legendary photographers whose work has defined generations. You’ll explore how Arnold Newman used lighting and composition to expose power, how Helmut Newton redefined the nude with scale and symbolism, how Diane Arbus gave visibility to the unseen, how light was used as a storytelling tool in cinema, and how a shift in perspective transformed the portrait of Marlene Dietrich. Each chapter weaves technical insight with cultural context to help you create photographs that go beyond the surface.