For Karin van Mierlo, documentary photography is the most rewarding, exciting, and challenging form of photography. At the core of a good documentary photography project is a story that connects from the heart. The only way that story can emerge is when you shoot from the same place.
In this webinar, Karin shares insights into the 3 stages of a documentary photography project plus how to become and stay connected throughout the entire process:
Finding the Story: The 3 things you need to tackle before you pick up your camera.
Telling the Story: Working with the photographic tools of documentary photography.
Editing the Story: How to be truthful, respectful, and ethical in your editing.
About Karin
Karin is a passionate world and people photographer, a photography mentor, and a writer.
Since her graduation as a photographer, she’s been telling stories of the human condition. She’s dedicated to documenting beauty and chaos as the unscripted life unfolds in front of her lens.
Karin has worked with (online) magazines, artists, companies, entrepreneurs, and families. She volunteered as a photographer for several charity causes.
Her work has been shown in numerous exhibitions and she received several grants. She was the initiator and curator of a large pop-up gallery in the centre of The Hague, The Netherlands. She was the president of the foundation behind the gallery.
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