This course, taught by Troy Baird, is all about what happens after the shutter clicks—and how to build a fulfilling, lifelong relationship with street photography. You’ll discover how to stay inspired over time, learn from the greats, and turn your raw images into polished, expressive final works through editing, printing, and even book-making.



Street Photography: Post-Production & Lifelong Practice
This course is part of Street Photography Specialization

Instructor: Skillshare
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There are 4 modules in this course
To become a better photographer, it helps to study the greats. This module introduces you to legendary and contemporary photographers while teaching you how to read images—not just look at them. You’ll explore books, icons, and visual references that can transform your own photographic vision.
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5 videos2 readings1 assignment1 discussion prompt
This module expands your definition of "inspiration." You'll tap into books, movies, people, and travel experiences to spark new ideas. Plus, you'll discover how blurring genres—like mixing street with landscape or fine art—can help you grow into a more versatile visual storyteller.
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6 videos1 assignment1 discussion prompt
Great photography doesn’t stop at the shutter click. This module guides you through the vital post-production steps—editing, printing, and even making your own photo books. You’ll learn to elevate your raw images into thoughtful, polished stories ready for sharing or exhibition.
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4 videos1 assignment1 discussion prompt
In this final module, you’ll reflect on your journey and set your sights on what’s next. We’ll explore the concept of being autotelic—doing the work for its own sake—and how it can fuel your creativity over time. This is about finding fulfillment in your process and building a future-facing mindset.
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3 videos1 assignment1 peer review1 discussion prompt
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