Still Life Photography: Compositions with Organic Elements

Overview

“After finishing placing the plant elements, we will add some accessories and I will take the first shots. I will then take a second series of photos where I will play with the light to highlight the jewel.”

In this video lesson Florie Berger addresses the topic: The Shot: The Volcano 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Still Life Photography: Compositions with Organic Elements. Enhance objects from nature by playing with the creative possibilities of studio photography, from set design to shooting and digital editing.

Partial transcription of the video

“The shot: the volcano Yes, you see, there, already, we'll see, In my opinion, that already fits a little too much into the frame. It's crazy how it changes the light by adding elements. We must not see the rod. Yes. We will add like a flower here, it can be a touch of color. It's not necessarily the tulip, it can be a petal. That, right? What is also good with Capture One, is that we can define a comparison image. For example, if there is an image where we had placed an element that we like and that we want to find this atmosphere, we can put it in a comparison image so you can compare befo...”

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Course summary for: Still Life Photography: Compositions with Organic Elements

• Level: Beginner
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• 19 lessons (4h 2m)
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  Photography & Video

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  Photographic Composition, Photography, Product Photography, Set Design