Fine Art Photography: Self-Portraits Filled with Symbolism

Development in Camera Raw 2

A course by Lídia Vives , Photographer

99% positive reviews (124)

3,849 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Development in Camera Raw 2

Overview

“We continue learning how to prepare our photography in Camera Raw.”

In this video lesson Lídia Vives addresses the topic: Development in Camera Raw 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Fine Art Photography: Self-Portraits Filled with Symbolism. Learn how to turn your feelings into artistic photographs that are full of emotion and personality.

Partial transcription of the video

“Developing in Camera Raw The next tool is Graduated Filter, which is used to create a gradient. I'm going to select it here. So I have this area marked to create the gradient, and again modifying these tools, only this part will be affected. Another tool is Radial Filter, which is the same, but this time instead of a linear gradient it would be oval or circular, which could be used, for example, to create vignettes. I am not at all in favor of vignettes. If you can, try to avoid them with editing. Vignetting should be done during the photo session and not after, it looks unnatural, it doesn...”

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Course summary for: Fine Art Photography: Self-Portraits Filled with Symbolism

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (124)
3849 students
4 units
27 lessons (4h 42m)
4 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Photoshop, Camera Raw
Areas
Fine-Art Photography, Photo Retouching, Photography, Photography Post-production, Photomontage, Portrait Photography, Self-Portrait Photography, Studio Photography

Lídia Vives

A course by Lídia Vives

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Photographer

Lídia Vives is an artistic photographer, renowned for her pictorial self-portraits filled with secrets. Influenced by Henri-Cartier Bresson, she discovered photography as a means of artistic expression at sixteen, and decided to switch her paint brush for a camera.

Lídia’s work has been exhibited in Spanish and Australian galleries, using her Instagram account as a visual diary where she expresses all that she doesn’t say out loud. Her main clients include brands and editorials for which she creates fashion and advertising photography, and above all, for art collections.