Master of Photography - Episode Guide

The photographers return home as they are challenged to capture themselves, their families and their roots. Johnny Briggs assists them back in the studio.

The photographers travel to four different European capitals to capture the diverse aspects of the continent. David LaChapelle then critiques their work.

The photography competition returns and the contestants are sent to Sicily in a travel-themed challenge. Oliviero Toscani, Caroline Hunter and Darcy Padilla judge.

The photographers travel to Hamburg, where they rise with the city's commuters to capture, in a single shot, their own interpretation of the rush hour.

At the National Gallery of Modern Art Gallery in Rome, the photographers meet actor Clive Owen and attempt to capture his personality with a single image.

This week, the photographers are asked to direct up to 10 performers in order to create three shots that best communicate their idea of eroticism. With Donna Ferrato.

In this week's challenge, the photographers spend a day with a Paralympic athlete before creating a fitting portrait that represents their strength and spirit.

The contestants return to their respective home towns with the aim of providing a photographic depiction of their roots and their inner selves

It's the final and the photographers must take meaningful pictures of European people and their diverse environments. Then, the winner is crowned.

The competition returns as 10 photographers compete to impress the judges in a series of creative challenges around Europe, starting in Naples.

This week the photographers head to Rome where they are challenged to capture the special bond between pets and their owners.

The photographers travel to the spectacular Trentino region of northern Italy, where they must capture the challenging whiteness of the mountains.

The seven remaining photographers travel to Munich, Germany, during carnival season where they must each capture one of the seven deadly sins.

The remaining photographers head to Italy where they take a series of pictures representing an individual's gender identity.

The contestants are in UK to photograph the strongest people on Earth, capturing the extraordinary daily lives of these superhuman athletes.

The photographers head home where they must take pictures depicting their life and the places that are familiar to them, as well as a self-portrait.

It's the final and the three remaining photographers attempt to capture the humanitarian side of the European refugee crisis, before the series winner is chosen.

In a single picture, the contestants must capture the spirit and historical significance of one of Italy's most famous sites: Ostia Antica.

Important questions around identity are raised as the contestants must produce two portraits of celebrity lookalikes while capturing their true essence.

Contestants explore the Roman neighbourhood of Torpignattara, as they attempt to capture its diversity and multiculturalism without falling into cliches.

The competitors attempt to capture the spirit of working animals trained to carry out very important missions, including saving human lives and assisted-therapy.

The contestants are sent back to their homes and loved ones and asked to produce a set of three photos - including at least one self-portrait - that showcases who they really are.

The finalists photograph women who excel in male-dominated professions, taking pictures of conductor Elisabeth Fuchs, chef Antonia Klugman and the Rev Rosemarie Mallett.