Architectural and Interior Image Processing in Photoshop

Architectural and Interior Image Processing in Photoshop

“We have reached the end of the course! Thanks for walking me here. Before we close, I would like to talk a little about how you can present your final course project. For your project you will have to create a photo essay of a space of your choice. Any place is worth it: a house, an apartment, a store, a restaurant, a museum, a library or even your own home. Contemplate as many environments as you can. From these images, you will carry out all post-production steps: • Editing (choice of images). • Classification according to the treatment to be done. • The treatment itself. • The classification for export. • The export itself. • Applying keywords to finished images. Here are some images from my project for you to get inspired and get an idea of how you can present yours:

You can include more images in your project to have a full essay. During the course, for example, I selected and treated 12 photographs! If it is not possible to carry out the essay, separate images from your collection or look for photos in an image bank in which you can put into practice everything we saw during the course. In the additional resources of the first unit I have provided two links to sites where I look for free images in high resolution. I'm looking forward to seeing your final project! When you're ready, share the results of your work and also comment on the work of your colleagues. The conversation stimulates creativity! I will also comment on your project, even if it takes a while in case you are busy. Until later. See you on the forum! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Now that you know the theory, it's time for the coolest part: practice. Remember the initial tips, prepare the software and get to work. Look for interesting places where you can capture your photos. If this is not possible, talk to those who work in the area. and ask for some untreated photos. Another solution is to search in image banks. The most important thing is that you don't stop practicing. Oh, and use your creativity to apply the techniques in situations different from the ones I showed. I hope you enjoyed it a lot. If in doubt, call me on the Forum. I will reply as s...”

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Course summary for: Architectural and Interior Image Processing in Photoshop

• Level: Beginner
• 93% positive reviews (54)
• 1515 students
• 4 units
• 18 lessons (2h 12m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  Architecture & Spaces, Photography & Video

• Software

  Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Architectural Photography, Architecture, Digital Photography, Interior Architecture, Photo Retouching, Photography