Photography: Art and Techniques Specialization

Overview

“The most important thing to say here is there is no guaranteed step-by-step plan to find a concept. Because there is no right or wrong. A concept is an idea. And an idea is a very abstract thing as we all know. When an idea becomes an idea? This is the difficulty and the beauty of it. In this lesson, I will show 6 of the most popular of my photographs and explain where the inspiration for them originates, how the concept came together, and how I executed them. And some fun stories around them.”

In this video lesson Domestika addresses the topic: Two Ways of Finding Your Concept or How I Found the Concept for 6 of My Portfolio Images, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photography: Art and Techniques Specialization. Master basic camera skills, explore photography theory, and capture unique images using any type of camera.

Partial transcription of the video

“Two ways of finding your concept In this lesson, we'll talk about the two different origins of my concepts. First of all, it's important that we have a look at the fact that there is no guaranteed step by step solution to find a concept. It's ideas that we talk about. In the end there is no definition of what is an idea and what is not an idea. And as we all know, what is right and what is wrong is always up for people's interpretation. In my portfolio, we'll see that concepts origin in two very different areas. To me there's like a theory-based area and then there's like a physical area. I...”

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Course summary for: Photography: Art and Techniques Specialization

• Level: Beginner
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• 3583 students
• 7 units
• 92 lessons (14h 16m)
• 37 downloads

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Areas

  Color Theory, Digital Photography, Lifestyle Photography, Outdoor Photography, Photographic Composition, Photographic Lighting, Photography, Self-Portrait Photography, Studio Photography