Back then I was living in Buenos Aires, Argentina and had already been accepted to Brigham Young University.
Back then I was considering choosing either Humanities, English Literature, or Broadcast Journalism as my major.
That until I joined the Photo Club and we all went as a group to this guy's exhibit.
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Steve McCurry. The photojournalist that spinned my world.
If you haven't had a chance, check his work out: it is truly inspiring and evocative. If nothing else, you might have seen this famous portrait, entitled Afghan Girl.
I liked it so much I convinced my entire family to come see it. And in those museum halls is where I felt the power of photographs for the first time.
Here are some of my favorites that I still remember from that exhibit years back:
His use of color and composition, paired with genuine expressions and the fleeting moment is what captivates me in every single one of his portraits.
McCurry's work is unparalleled and I my hope is that more people get exposed to it.
*All images in this post were shared from www.stevemccurry.com and are NOT of my authorship.
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