Documentary Photography for Mobile

Professional Mobile Photography for Socio-environmental Projects

“We have reached the end of our course! Before saying goodbye I want to thank you for your interest and also share some tips for you to carry out your final project. I hope you feel encouraged to do the project to complete the course getting your hands dirty. Here are my tips: • Choose a topic that you feel is relevant to address. • Plan your project, defining your argument, establishing the narrative structure, and conducting your research to inform the elements of your approach. • Organize your field trip to produce the photos. Don't forget to record a more general perspective of the context, potential characters, and some details and nuances of the environment you've chosen. • With the photos in hand, organize the images and improve the concept of your narrative with a digital editing job. Finally, complete a series of approximately eight photos. • Finally, establish a dissemination strategy that starts with social networks and also includes other forms of dissemination, such as a website, blog, lectures and conversation circles. See here the project I developed in this course to get inspired and publish yours:

Publish your work here under the "Create your project" link. I will see and comment whenever possible. Also participate in the course forum, commenting on your classmates' work and interacting with our student community. It will be a pleasure to interact with you there too! A big hug! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Final project Okay, we're nearing the end of the course, but before I say goodbye, I would like to thank you for your interest and your participation. I also hope you feel stimulated to carry out their end-of-course project and to complete their training in practice. Remember that the most practical and objective way to start a socio-environmental photography project, is to think of a topic close to you and your community. Watch your surroundings and soon you will find something interesting and worth discussing. I also have a recommendation for you: try to develop your project from your per...”

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Course summary for: Documentary Photography for Mobile

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (18)
• 644 students
• 5 units
• 16 lessons (2h 2m)
• 5 downloads

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Software

  Adobe Bridge, Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Digital Photography, Documentary Photography, Mobile Photography, Outdoor Photography, Photography, Photography Post-production