Environmental Portraiture: Capture People in Their Own Space

The Style: Choosing and Editing

A course by Liz Seabrook , Portrait and Lifestyle Photographer

97% positive reviews (39)

1,576 students

Audio: English

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About the video: The Style: Choosing and Editing

Overview

“In this first lesson of the unit, I'll show you how I like to colour edit my images in Capture One. I'll also talk about finding an editing style. Let's get down to business!”

In this video lesson Liz Seabrook addresses the topic: The Style: Choosing and Editing, which is part of the Domestika online course: Environmental Portraiture: Capture People in Their Own Space. Learn an intuitive method to plan, shoot, and edit natural and relaxed portrait images which capture the story of your subject and their passions..

Partial transcription of the video

“ The Style: Choosing and Editing Now, we have our images from the session with Clara. We need to look at editing them. I'll be using Capture One. A lot of people use Lightroom, but Capture One is a bit more of an industry standard. I found that when I was exporting from Capture One rather than Lightroom, my images were a bit sharper and I prefer the colour management. Let's have a look and start editing the images that we took. Here we are in Capture One. I've already imported all of the images from the shoot with Clara, so we can start having a look at them. In this first lesson, I'll tal...”

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Course summary for: Environmental Portraiture: Capture People in Their Own Space

Level: Beginner
97% positive reviews (39)
1576 students
4 units
16 lessons (2h 30m)
6 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Photoshop, Capture One
Areas
Documentary Photography, Lifestyle Photography, Photography, Portrait Photography

Liz Seabrook

A course by Liz Seabrook

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Portrait and Lifestyle Photographer

Liz Seabrook is a portrait and lifestyle photographer based in London. From a young age, she knew she wanted to do something creative and, after picking up a camera as a teenager, quickly realized photography was the medium for her. While studying at university, she found work experience as a picture editor at a car and motorbike magazine. Her editor later commissioned her to take photos for the website, and helped her land a full-time internship at Huck magazine where she developed her portfolio.

Since then, Liz has worked with clients including Apple, adidas, The Guardian, Soho House, and Patagonia—helping to capture striking images that tell stories and evoke emotions. She has also published a book, The Female Chef.