Creative Photography and Photocomposition with Photoshop

materials

A course by Pitu López , Photographer

99% positive reviews (195)

3,113 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: materials

Overview

“In this lesson I explain each of the elements that I will use in my photo session.”

In this video lesson Pitu López addresses the topic: materials, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creative Photography and Photocomposition with Photoshop. Create a creative self-portrait with simple lighting techniques and digital post-production.

Partial transcription of the video

“Now that we have our idea clear, the following is to do A good check list of our team and resources. I'm going to talk a little about the material that I'm going to use to do the photo shoot and the photo composition in general, okay? I'm going to start first for what is the team in general, we need a computer with Lightroom and photoshop installed. Lightroom we will use it for catches that we will do directly from the camera, and Fotoshop to retouch later Our image and mix the images with each other. As you will see I have the computer mounted on a tripod this is no more than a camera trip...”

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Course summary for: Creative Photography and Photocomposition with Photoshop

Level: Intermediate
99% positive reviews (195)
3113 students
4 units
20 lessons (5h 12m)
12 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Advertising, Art Direction, Digital Photography, Fine-Art Photography, Photo Retouching, Photographic Lighting, Photography, Photography Post-production

Pitu López

A course by Pitu López

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Photographer

Pitu López is a photographer specialized in photocomposition. Its portfolio includes scenes for advertising, editorial portraits and images for the promotion of different artists and brands.

He has worked for brands such as Clarins, Hendrick's Gin, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche or Banco Santander among others and personalities such as Vinila Von Bismark, Eva Hache, Leo Harlem or Alex O'Dogherty.

In most of his professional projects he develops several artistic disciplines, always with photography as a starting point.

In his personal work always seeks to create scenes with characters to generate an atmosphere from them. His images make the viewer doubt the confusion of the real fiction through the photocomposition.