Specialization in Editorial Fashion Photography

Specialization in Editorial and Fashion Photography

“Final Project: Your Authorial Fashion Editorial: From Idea to Published Image Objective Create a complete, authentic, and professional fashion editorial that combines your personal vision with the narrative, aesthetic, and technical skills learned throughout the course. This project celebrates your voice as a visual creator, transforming ideas into a publication-ready photographic series. Project Description During this journey, you've explored different approaches to fashion photography: from emotional storytelling with Paula Thomas, creative direction and lighting with Natalia Gw, leveraging the environment with Ángela García, editorial structure with Viridiana Morandini, and the search for personal style with Jvdas Berra. Now it's your turn to bring all that knowledge together into a unique project: a conceptual fashion editorial that speaks from your perspective. You'll create a powerful visual narrative, planning everything from mood board to final edit, and you'll position yourself as an author capable of leading a production and expressing your own universe. Project components 1. Idea and concept • Development of a solid visual proposal with narrative intent • Creation of mood boards, visual references and conceptual line 2. Applied techniques • Management of models and work teams • Natural and controlled lighting according to location • Composition and framing with an editorial perspective 3. Personal style • Integration of your influences, aesthetics and own vision • Creative decisions that reflect your visual voice 4. Presentation • Cohesive photographic series of 8 to 12 images • Final retouching and editing in Photoshop • Layout for editorial presentation (digital or printed format) Steps for development • Explore and define your basic concept: theme, atmosphere, and style. • Create your mood board with inspirational images, color palette, and aesthetic references. • Organize your production: location, crew, styling, lighting. • Conduct the session taking care of direction, visual narrative and photographic technique. • Select and edit your images with editorial criteria. • Layout your final series to present your work professionally. Final delivery • Mood board with visual references and conceptual explanation • Detailed production planning (PDF or visual presentation) • Final series of 8-12 high-quality edited photographs • Editorial layout ready for presentation or publication (free format: PDF, digital booklet, etc.) • Brief author's text accompanying the editorial (max. 300 words) This project isn't just the completion of a process: it's the beginning of a new way of seeing, creating, and communicating with images. What you've built here isn't a simple editorial, but a work that bears your invisible signature on every decision: from the concept to the final touch. You've learned to tell stories with light, to transform ideas into atmospheres, and to lead with sensitivity and vision. But most importantly, you now know how to trust your own creative voice. This is your visual manifesto, your first major statement as an artist. Keep it with pride, share it with the world, and remember: photography isn't just about technique; it's about everything you are. And you've already proven what you're capable of. ”

Course summary for: Specialization in Editorial Fashion Photography

• Level: Beginner
• 12 students
• 6 units
• 72 lessons (11h 28m)
• 32 downloads

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Software

  Adobe Bridge, Adobe Photoshop

• Areas

  Digital Photography, Fashion Photography, Fine-Art Photography, Outdoor Photography, Photographic Lighting, Photography, Portrait Drawing, Portrait Photography, Studio Photography