Drone Photography for Beginners: Capture the Bigger Picture
Course final project
A course by Alina Rudya , Photographer
About the final project for: Drone Photography for Beginners: Capture the Bigger Picture
Drone Photography for Beginners: Capture the Bigger Picture
“Congratulations! You have reached the end of this course. Thank you so much for taking part and I hope you've enjoyed it. It's now time to work on your project. This could mean finishing the project you started by completing the course tasks or making a brand new one! Either way, I strongly suggest you take the time to gather inspiration and make a unique project of your own. Make sure to keep track of your progress with different pictures of each step. It'd be great if you could also explain the choices you've made along the way and tell us if you have any doubts. This will help me guide you better if you need advice. Here are the main steps to follow: Inspiration and Ideation Come up with a creative idea. Don't be afraid to look for inspiration online, like on the web pages of your favorite photographers. After all, you are learning. Location Scouting Find a suitable location. Thinking Ahead Don’t forget to check the weather. Don't shoot if it's raining, snowing, or very windy. The Props If you want to create a top-down portrait, get a model and find props: colorful items and objects that may improve the aesthetic of your image. The Photoshoot When shooting, play with angles and composition. Try to shoot from different heights and ask your model to change poses.







Partial transcription of the video
“Hi! So we've reached the end of our course, and now I would like to take some time to summarize the steps we took in order to produce our final project. First, I told you about myself and my career path, as well as told you about the inspirations I have in the hope that you will find them interesting as well. We then looked at the equipment we need in order to produce our drone pictures. We've learned the basics and specifics of drone photography and studied it in terms of composition, color and light. Afterwards, we've created a mood board on Instagram in order to crystallize the idea we h...”
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Course summary for: Drone Photography for Beginners: Capture the Bigger Picture
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Category
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Areas
Digital Photography, Instagram Photography, Lifestyle Photography, Photographic Composition, Photography, Photography Post-production

Alina Rudya
A course by Alina Rudya
Alina Rudya is a Berlin-based lifestyle and travel photographer from Ukraine. She wanted to be a photographer from the age of nine after her father bought her a National Geographic magazine from the US. She completed an MA in political science and another in journalism, before going on to study photography at Lette-Verein School of Design and the University of Arts Berlin. She later began posting her work on Instagram alongside working on shoots for newspapers and magazines. After growing a following, she started attracting clients and eventually flying drones in 2017.
Since then, Alina has published several books including a monograph Prypyat Mon Amour, which was published worldwide. She also founded Bell Collective – a group of female creators that aims to break stereotypes around female travel and creative choices. Alina has worked with clients including Samsung, Nikon, Mercedes-Benz, and OPPO Mobile, and her drone shots have also been published in books like Accidentally Wes Anderson.
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