If you look through the work of photographer Steve McCurry, you’ll find several documentary-style portraits. He never said he did photojournalism — or at least that’s what he said later on when confronted about manipulation issues. However, you can see that he’s still a master portrait photographer in his images. To the untrained eye, the photographs might look plain — and some photographer is bound to say that they could’ve done precisely what he did. But Steve’s work is masterful partially because of the light and the subjects. And one of the biggest things he uses is a method that makes it so much easier to visually digest the image.