Introduction to Street Photography
What worked
A course by Gustavo Minas , Photographer
About the video: What worked
Overview
“In this class, I'm going to take a look at the material I produced during my week in São Paulo. In addition, I will take the opportunity to comment on how I organize my material after departures. And finally, analyzing my contact sheets, I will discuss what I think worked and what didn't work.”
In this video lesson Gustavo Minas addresses the topic: What worked, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Street Photography. Learn how to create visual narratives out of everyday life and make an urban photoshoot.
Partial transcription of the video
“Some small details can make or break a photo. In this lesson. i'll analyze some photos I took during my photographic outing in São Paulo and trace the path I took to refine them into the final shots. I'll discuss the decisions behind each frame adjustment and also show you the photos that almost made it. what could have been done to make them work. But before diving into that. i'll share a glimpse of my workflow. which is crucial for any photographer. My approach is straightforward. yet I am quite methodical my execution. This ensures consistency and quality in my work. Everything I do can ...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Street Photography
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Documentary Photography, Lifestyle Photography, Outdoor Photography, Photography
Gustavo Minas
A course by Gustavo Minas
Gustavo Minas was born in 1981 in Cássia, a small city located in the State of Minas Gerais. After receiving a degree in journalism from the State University of Londrina, he went on to study the language and history of photography under Carlos Moreira in São Paulo and has been photographing the urban scenes of the cities he visits since 2009.
He currently works as a freelance journalist and photographer based in Brasília as well as teaching workshops across Brazil and abroad. In 2017, his photo series Rodoviária won the Picture of the Year LATAM award, in the category "The Future of Cities," and in 2019, he published his first book Maximum Shadow Minimal Light with Edition Lammerhuber, which was also exhibited in Hamburg that same year.
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