What the world’s greatest photographers have in common, the ones studied in universities (Cartier Bresson), the ones who photograph celebrities (Annie Leibovitz), the ones who earn millions with their photos (David Yarrow), is that they all have a solid artistic education. Their photos aren’t just snapshots, they’re works of art
Above, photo by Anne Leibovitz, inspired by a Greek art painting of the God Apollo, from which she drew the reference of the swan embraced with Leonardo Di Caprio. Anne, the photographer of the famous, studied art at the San Francisco Art Institute
More than 95 million photos are posted on Instagram every day.
It’s an epidemic of xerox photos! I call it the era of image saturation.
You want to learn the right way from the start, without wasting years in classes with no progress.
You’re an amateur, feel you’ve plateaued and want to grow again in a big way to establish yourself professionally.
You know you can’t stop evolving and want to become unique, level up and stop competing on price.
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Technique with purpose
You can learn technique regardless of your age or equipment! And learning technique with purpose, that is, with the aim of expressing what you want, is a game changer!
This way you’ll take TECHNICALLY CORRECT photos, and it will be the end of your insecurity
Visual intelligence and developing your eye
You know those photos you look at and think: Wow, I could never do that? That impression is usually caused by a well-composed photo, taken by a photographer with a developed eye.
This way you’ll take beautiful, impactful photos praised by your friends.
Art History applied to Photography
You’ll finally understand what makes a photo be considered art, the kind that never leaves our memory, that appear in magazines, in museums, that get sold.
By learning to apply art history to photography, you’ll take unique photos that stand out from the epidemic of xerox photos, artistic photos, praised by professionals.
The creative process of art geniuses
Creativity isn’t a gift, it’s a skill to be developed. All the great geniuses of art and photography followed the same 4 steps to develop it, even if intuitively.
By learning these techniques, you’ll take photos that win contests and are praised by critics.
1-hour private lessons to analyze your portfolio, with lifetime access and a physical book.
12 sessions of 1h30, face to face, with individual analysis of your photos.
One challenge per week for 3 months to accelerate your growth.
Post your photos, get feedback and grow alongside other artists.
Learn to raise funds, write projects, exhibit your photos and publish your photobook.
At the end of the course, a real exhibition with your photos — invite friends and family.



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The Polish-born, Brazil-based Katarzyna Chiluta brings from her 3 degrees in Rome, Poland and Brazil the knowledge you need to transform your photos into works of art. She is coordinator and professor of the photography course at the Foto em Curso Institute in Brasilia, where she has already trained more than 2,000 photographers from beginner to advanced level. She holds a degree in Art History, studied at universities in Poland and in Rome, Italy. Qualified to teach through a pedagogical degree, she also graduated from the higher Photography program, completed at the IESB University Center, where she received the academic honor of top student of the course.
She is a guest speaker at the Brasília Photo Show. In 2021 she won 2 international awards in European photography contests.
Active on the current photography scene, Katarzyna has exhibited in numerous photographic and artistic shows, including the Domus exhibition, which welcomed 200,000 visitors and was on display for three months at the Museum of the Republic – DF, the Contemporary Art show at the DeCurators gallery, and the “How We Eat” exhibition, organized by Mercado Múndi.