Photography of Artistic Nudity

Artistic direction

A course by Rebeca Saray , Photographer and Retouching Expert

96% positive reviews (255)

4,858 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Artistic direction

Overview

“We will see what elements we need to compose our scene, the importance of the colors that will compose it and everything necessary to shape the idea.”

In this video lesson Rebeca Saray addresses the topic: Artistic direction, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photography of Artistic Nudity. Learn to develop a creative nudity project from shooting to post-production.

Partial transcription of the video

“Now let's look at the art direction It's one of the most important things In this type of photography. For the mere fact that we can simply have the model On a uniform background How can it be a cyclogram? Or we can set up our own decoration With a lot of elements that decorate our scene. Remember what we have seen in a previous lesson All the pictorial part and sculptures In which I have insisted that it is very important to have as a reference And that we can be inspired by our own photographs. In all, in all. Good Where can we get all these things? Well, we can go to scraps, second-hand ...”

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Course summary for: Photography of Artistic Nudity

Level: Beginner
96% positive reviews (255)
4858 students
4 units
32 lessons (6h 17m)
2 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop, Camera Raw
Areas
Photography, Photography Post-production, Studio Photography

Rebeca Saray

A course by Rebeca Saray

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Photographer and Retouching Expert

Rebeca Saray is a photographer and digital artist who divides her work between commercial projects—working with magazines, record companies, and agencies—and fantasy pieces for her own personal projects that mix photography and photo illustration.

She has published three of her own books, two of which with Norma Editorial and Dibbuks Editorial, and has collaborated on four more with different authors. She currently combines photography and digital art with her work as a teacher, often speaking at events related to photography and leading workshops and courses for educational centers, photographic associations, and universities both in Spain and abroad.