Research Paper On Steve Mccurry

Steve McCurry is a master of photography. He usually retracts Asian scenes. His style is so particular that I usually spot his photos on my Instagram feed before seeing the publisher. McCurry's superb composition technique is evident in each image - the outlines, the color choice, and the contrast. I have been enchanted by the sui generis continent since the first McCurry’s picture I saw: a fluctuant Kashmir market. The image showed many boats filled with pumpkins, cauliflowers and other vegetables I couldn't identify. Bearded men conducted the canoes and negotiated the products. I was surprised when I realized that there were people still trading like this. Steve showed me the power of the Indian monsoon, the colored Tibetan clothes, and the enigmatic Afghan children. I discovered through his work that our world is much more diverse than I believed to be. This finding awoke my desire to know other cultures and to travel the world.
He has songs for every moment. When I'm lovesick, I listen to Give me Love or Nina. When I want to sing, I'm a Mess is the perfect choice. When I just want to relax, The A Team and I See Fire create a cozy atmosphere. Besides accompanying me throughout my different moods, Ed is a complete musician. He sings, plays guitar, and composes both lyrics and melodies. This versatility is his feature I admire the most. He masters all steps of music creation and demonstrates his geniuses on his shows. It is amazing to watch him step into the stage only with his guitar and his beautiful voice. Ed’s simplicity contrasts with the current trend of excessively produced musicians. It reminds me that, sometimes, less is actually