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Master the art of making powerful, emotional portraits with Catherine Karnow, the National Geographic photographer based in San Francisco and Provence.

Learn essential techniques for shooting candid images, street scenes, environmental portraits, and images of family and friends with genuine impact.

Now, discover the secret to creating stunning photographs of people by getting to know your subjects and connecting with them before you even pick up your camera.

Understand how your camera can help you connect with people around the world and create long-lasting, meaningful relationships through your work.

Gain surprising techniques that may have nothing to do with the camera at all, but are crucial to really capturing the essence of your subjects.

Catherine Karnow is a National Geographic photographer born in Hong Kong who has spent over 40 years capturing powerful human stories across the globe. A major focus of her work has been Vietnam, where she has documented the long-term effects of Agent Orange on families and children – work that has won awards and driven real change. Based in San Francisco and Provence, Catherine is also a passionate educator whose in-depth photo workshops in Vietnam, Cambodia, Romania, Provence, Puglia, and India are widely recognized for their creativity, depth, and mentorship.