Editing of Photo Books and Visual Storytelling

Final project

“Dear student, we have reached the end of the course. I hope you have had a good time in each of the lessons and, finally, I want to give you some tips: - Remember that there are many ways of doing things. Sometimes, in the creative field, we must learn to unlearn what we have learned and face each project as if it were the first time. - It is fundamental that we are always aware that a book is a device to establish a dialogue and that all the decisions we make, both in concept, edition and production of the object, will be our interlocutors with the readers. - The limitations of resources that we have, should never be seen as limitations, on the contrary, take them as creative challenges to find a way to make it viable. I invite you to share your project in the forum and, together with the Domestika community, we can comment on it and continue learning as a team. I will be aware of the forum and we can continue to exchange ideas. See you! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“Hello. we've reached the final lesson. but before we say goodbye. let’s review what we've covered during the course. I started by telling you who I am and what influenced me talking about books that have been a source of inspiration. Then we talked about the photobook. its anatomy. and the software used during editing. We discussed the importance of conceptualization and conducted research based on our image project. Here. we made key decisions regarding format. design. and color palette. The aim is for everything to align with what we want to convey. Once the path was clear. we organized t...”

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Course summary for: Editing of Photo Books and Visual Storytelling

• Level: Beginner
• 97% positive reviews (223)
• 5337 students
• 5 units
• 15 lessons (2h 6m)

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Software

  Adobe InDesign, Adobe Lightroom

• Areas

  Editorial Design, Narrative, Photography