Portrait Photography: Capturing Authenticity
Portrait in studio - Part 2
A course by Catalina Kulczar , Photographer and Director of Photography
Joined February 2019
Joined February 2019
About the video: Portrait in studio - Part 2
Overview
“Andonella changed clothes and I changed cyclorama color. Now we will play with other poses and some of the toys he collects and inhabit his studio.”
In this video lesson Catalina Kulczar addresses the topic: Portrait in studio - Part 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Portrait Photography: Capturing Authenticity. Learn photographic techniques and the creative process to capture people's essence in a portrait.
Partial transcription of the video
“Unit 3 Portrait in studio Part 2 Playing Well, as you can see, we have made a cyclorama change. My intention in the first part, with the gray cyclorama, was to make a serious portrait, where Andonella was clearly thinking about her successes and I wanted to convey that sense of pride, of seriousness in the portraits. If you haven't noticed, I'm barefoot And that's a pretty good tip. When you just put the new set on the floor and you don't want to stain it with your shoes, you take off your shoes. I don't want to stain the set with my shoes, but once the model enters, Andonella in this case,...”
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Course summary for: Portrait Photography: Capturing Authenticity
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Photography, Portrait Photography, Studio Photography
Catalina Kulczar
A course by Catalina Kulczar
Catalina Kulczar is a portrait photographer, filmmaker, and visual storyteller who creates authentic connections with the subjects she shoots and captures their essence in striking images.
Her work tends to be project-based, or group portraits that convey a larger theme, often exploring concepts rooted in women's roles at work and in contemporary society.
Catalina is interested in creating informed narratives about individual women who have bravely overcome adversity and obstacles in their path, regardless of the sector.
Catalina was born in Caracas, Venezuela, but her parents are Hungarian. She comes from a long line of immigrants and strong-willed women who have survived wars, Nazis, and tremendous upheaval in search of a better life elsewhere, always with their optimism and sense of humor intact.
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