Fine Art Photography: Self-Portraits with Film
Course final project
A course by Chantal Convertini , Photographer and Artist
About the final project for: Fine Art Photography: Self-Portraits with Film
Fine Art Photography: Self-Portraits with Film
“I want to thank you for your participation and I hope not only that you gained valuable insight and confidence, but also that I was able to share my passion for taking self-portraits with you. Now I would like to see how you used the different techniques in your photo series. Before that, let me remind you that I don't want you to follow my project to the letter. Rather, I hope that you follow your own inner and outer sources of inspiration, implement your creative ideas and experiment. As a reminder, here I have summarized the most important steps you need to follow to create your project as briefly as possible. The feel and the look First, think about what concept or idea you want to express with your images. Find the right location and choose an outfit. Always keep in mind whether it suits your story or inspiration. digital camera Prepare the set and adjust the digital camera to the given light situation. Then you can start taking the first test photos. Take a close look at her and consider whether the cleavage, the lighting conditions, the outfit and the pose are right. analog camera When you have found pictures that you like, think about how you can implement them analogously and what you need for this. Choose a film that matches the mood of your picture and a suitable trigger. I recommend that you take multiple shots of your picture. Play with exposure and change the pose as well. Let your ideas run free too! The processing of the images Import your fully developed and scanned photos into any image editing program and look at them at your leisure. Make a choice and create a series. Then you can make the necessary color and cropping corrections. How much you edit your images is entirely up to you and your style. The presentation Think about what you want to do with your self-portraits or photo series. How and where do you want to present them? There are numerous options.





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“final project You made it to the end of the course and I'll take a little time here for all the steps you need for the final project, to summarize again. At the beginning of the course I told about myself and my career. I shared my inspirations and hope that you are also a little inspired by it. I told you why I do self-portraits and why they are of such great importance to me. Then we looked at all the materials that we need for our project. We have familiarized ourselves with the analogue camera and saw what the big difference is between digital and analogue photography and why taking pic...”
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Course summary for: Fine Art Photography: Self-Portraits with Film
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Category
Photography & Video -
Software
Adobe Lightroom -
Areas
Film Photography, Fine-Art Photography, Photography, Self-Portrait Photography

Chantal Convertini
A course by Chantal Convertini
Chantal Convertini works as a freelance photographer and artist. Of all the options in her profession, analog photography is her favorite. In her work, she combines documenting and capturing real moments, emotions, poses, and situations with skillful staging and acute self-observation to create self-portraits and other photography formats.
Chantal divides her time between projects, workshops, exhibits, photoshoots, and more personal work. Her client list includes major brands like Polaroid, LAMAREL, Gucci, Omega, Bulgari, Nespresso, Sfera, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Magnum. Her photos have been displayed in galleries in Paris and New York, and she published her first photography book in 2020: Permeable Membrane.
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