Product Photography for Jewelry & Small Objects
Conceptualisation
A course by Gabriela Silveira , Photographer
Joined October 2021
Joined October 2021
About the video: Conceptualisation
Overview
“Let's start by defining the concept. In this lesson, you will learn how to create a strong concept for your photoshoot, where you will capture commerce photography, styled still life, and group styled still life. This concept will serve as a basis to start from and a great foundation for the day. You will develop this using mood boards which can be used as a good reference point. ”
In this video lesson Gabriela Silveira addresses the topic: Conceptualisation , which is part of the Domestika online course: Product Photography for Jewelry & Small Objects. Explore still life photography to create a series of eye-catching images for clients, from the initial styling to the final edit.
Partial transcription of the video
“ Conceptualisation In this lesson, we'll learn to create a strong concept for our photoshoot, but first we'll talk about our final project. For our final project, we'll do a series of three photographs of some jewellery that was lent to me by Akvile. The reason we're doing jewellery and not other small objects is because jewellery is one of the most difficult things to photograph, depending on the kind of jewellery and because they're small and very reflective. If you learn to do that, you'll be able to do a lot of other things easily. We'll start with e-commerce photography which is a por...”
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Course summary for: Product Photography for Jewelry & Small Objects
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Category
Photography & Video -
Software
Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop -
Areas
Commercial Photography, Digital Photography, E-commerce, Photography, Product Photography
Gabriela Silveira
A course by Gabriela Silveira
Gabriela Silveira is a Brazilian photographer specializing in digital content for jewelry, cosmetics, and homeware. Although she always enjoyed taking photographs, her real journey as a photographer began when she moved to Scotland at just 19. Though she touched on still life photography at university, she decided to pursue a career in fashion photography instead. Her job at a clothing brand led to her to photograph jewelry for e-commerce and eventually went freelance. Her relationship with Laboratory Perfume brought her full circle back to still life photography.
Nowadays, she uses a combination of the conceptual and theoretical skills she learned from her master’s with the experimental freestyle approach she got from art school, where she learned to step outside her comfort zone and tame her inner perfectionist. Her work explores themes like love, beauty, and death, with flowers and flesh often featuring heavily.
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