Architectural Photography: Balancing Color and Lighting

Architectural Photography: Balance between Color and Lighting

“At the end of this course, I would like to emphasize the importance of a well-structured photographic process: ▶ Determine a relevant and original subject: Choose a subject that excites you and that stands out, this will give a unique touch to your works.

▶ Scouting and creating a shooting schedule: Plan your session carefully to maximize efficiency and creativity. ▶ Shooting: Use the right lenses, play with lights and shadows, and look for original angles to bring your vision to life. ▶ Photo selection, editing and export: Select the best shots, edit them to perfect your vision, and export them in the appropriate format. ▶ Determine where to publish your work and optimize your photos for each medium: Choose the platforms that will best highlight your work and adjust your photos according to the specificities of each media. Each of these steps is crucial to transforming your passion into a work of art that resonates with your audience. Always remember that photography is a journey of continual discovery, and each image is a new chapter in your unique story. Continue to explore, experiment and share your worldview. I encourage you to share your questions, your work, or any other advice directly in the forum. Remember that photography is above all an art of sharing. Your contributions will enrich our community, allowing everyone to be inspired and grow together in this creative universe. So, don’t hesitate to share your experiences, your challenges and your successes. Every interaction is an opportunity to learn and grow in the art of photography. See you soon!”

Partial transcription of the video

“Thank you for taking this course. Before leaving us, I would like to review these key points with you. We started by looking at the use of light and colorimetry in my shots. These are the elements of my signature. I also shared with you my methodology for preparing a shoot. Then, on site, we saw how to study a bed, and looked for the best angles and studied the light. Remember that each place has particularities to which you must adapt. I also encouraged you to include a human presence in your photos in order to humanize the place and to make the proportions more readable. I then showed you...”

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Course summary for: Architectural Photography: Balancing Color and Lighting

• Level: Beginner
• 100% positive reviews (6)
• 750 students
• 5 units
• 15 lessons (1h 26m)
• 7 downloads

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Software

  Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Lightroom Classic, Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Architectural Photography, Outdoor Photography, Photo Retouching, Photography Post-production