Photography of Artistic Nudity

Tips for working in a studio, what is important?

A course by Rebeca Saray , Photographer and Retouching Expert

96% positive reviews (255)

4,854 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Tips for working in a studio, what is important?

Overview

“Organization, preparation and comfort of the whole team, the idea as a fundamental basis.”

In this video lesson Rebeca Saray addresses the topic: Tips for working in a studio, what is important?, 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

“[Silence] [Music] In this lesson we are going to see a series of small tips for working photography naked in studio, first thing, is that the models have to be very comfortable, for that we are going to need the studio is warm, if it's winter or cool if it's summer, because you don't want it they are sweating like chickens or dying cold with all the goosebumps, that's why We are going to need some stoves, this space It's very big, so these They come very well because they heat it up very quickly And if it is not a space that is huge, then with any small stove it will work, but always be clo...”

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Course summary for: Photography of Artistic Nudity

Level: Beginner
96% positive reviews (255)
4854 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.