Architectural Photography: Storytelling for Spaces

Selection and nomenclature 2

A course by Bruto Studio , Photography, Architecture, and Design Studio

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782 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Selection and nomenclature 2

Overview

“During this second part of the lesson, we'll continue to walk you through our process in Adobe Bridge.”

In this video lesson Bruto Studio addresses the topic: Selection and nomenclature 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Architectural Photography: Storytelling for Spaces. Learn how to create a visual narrative using photography as a storytelling tool to show the unique essence of a space through your images.

Partial transcription of the video

“Selection and nomenclature Then we have the corridor of this main piece of furniture, through which we reach the main bathroom. To the room, that also the furniture opens to take out the television. We do not believe this is a transformation as important as the others, so in principle We are going to select a photo of the master bedroom. The main bathroom does not seem like such a significant space to us, taking into account the concept of this department. We keep going down. Through the room we went out to the balcony connecting to the living-dining room and here we have the terrace. So th...”

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Course summary for: Architectural Photography: Storytelling for Spaces

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (22)
782 students
4 units
16 lessons (2h 41m)
11 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Bridge, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Architectural Photography, Digital Photography, Mobile Photography, Photo Retouching, Photographic Composition, Photography

Bruto Studio

A course by Bruto Studio

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Photography, Architecture, and Design Studio

Bruto is an Argentine image studio run by Cecilia Espinosa and Matías Mansilla. They produce photographs and videos, in addition to having an editorial design branch. They blur the lines of architecture, photography, and design with the aim of creating bridges between the fields, always looking for a distinctive edge to their projects.

The studio has worked for many clients such as advertising agencies, architectural firms like Pinto Da Mota Falcon and Estudio TAG, and festivals like OpenHouse Buenos Aires. They also published their own book on Argentine Brutalism.