Create a fashion report: from the mood board to the photo editing, going through the professional shooting
There is a great job behind every fashion editorial we see in magazines and magazines. There is an idea in each session, a documentation, a healing of the images ... Viridiana has a great career as a fashion photographer specialized in publishing, has worked for Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, among others. Each of his photographs is the reflection of a lived experience and that is seen in the expressiveness of his images.
In this course, Viridiana will teach you to make a fashion editorial, from the creation of the mood board to its realization outside using natural light and valuing aspects such as: conceptualization, negotiation with the magazine, model management , photo editing and retouching.
About this course
You will start the course knowing more about Viridiana and her career as a fashion photographer. It will explain what inspires it and what its influences are.
You will learn to conceptualize, land your ideas and translate them into a fashion editorial so that it is published in a magazine. Viridiana will teach you step by step how the whole process is.
You will see how to create a good mood board , a fundamental resource that will help you share your ideas with the team.
At the same time, you should document yourself and see which magazines you want to address and with which modeling agencies you could work. The teacher will give you some tips to find them and to get in touch with them.
You will shoot with natural light, so the first thing will be to find a suitable location. Then you will analyze what photographic equipment you need for the session.
Viridiana will offer you some considerations to take into account before and during shooting , how to talk to the team, deal with the models ... And everything ready for your session!
Once the shooting is done, you will select your photographs. Viridiana will explain to you what it is based on to make this selection. Finally, you will retouch them with Capture One or Adobe Photoshop, following some tips to give color and get a specific mood for your images.
What is this course's project?
You will approach a magazine (online or in print) and propose an idea of fashion editorial, performing from the mood board , to shooting , until the final delivery of photographs.
Who is it for?
To photographers (or not) and anyone with an interest in fashion editorial photography.
What you need
Intermediate knowledge in camera management, basic lighting and intermediate knowledge in Adobe Photoshop and Capture One are required.
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Viridiana is originally from Mexico City, is a photographer and former photography editor of Marie Claire Mexico and Latin America. His work is focused on fashion photography, lifestyle and celebrities . His work has been published in the publications Marie Claire, Harper's Bazaar, Cosmopolitan, InStyle, 192, DNA, WARP, as well as in foreign media.
11 ratings / 91% positive ratings
adrianluna182
El curso es bueno, aunque debe mejorar en los siguientes aspectos:
1. ser mas practico en dar la información de como dominar la luz natural y los conceptos propios de la fotografía de moda y como evolucionar en ellos
2. hacer pdf (power point) o documentos donde haga esquemas de iluminación natural, no solo quedarse con una fuente de luz (la misma ventana en todo el vídeo
3. hablar poco de sí misma, y dar a entender mejor los conceptos (proponer mejores maneras de edición fotográfica.
abelcerezo
Me ha gustado bastante. Viridiana lo explica todo con mesura y perfectamente comprensible. Sin duda es un curso que recomendaría, si bien se me ha hecho corto, ha sido bastante directo con todo lo necesario y esperado en el .
johe.romero
Es mi primer acercamiento a la fotografía de editorial y me gustó mucho, muy bien explicado!
jlfaraon2
ProMuy bueno he interesante.
gabrieljustodiz
Excelementeme explicado, muy bueno
marquezphotodesign
ProEl nivel es básico y tal vez echo en falta más consejos sobre cómo usar la luz natural en los interiores y el direccionamiento del reflector para crear efectos, no obstante lo veo interesante para ver conceptos de composición y también para tratar con el equipo de la sesión.
juegos_173
me ha encantado este curso , lo que más la facilida que tengo ahora de organizar mis sesiones y algún que otro tip para mi retoque .. muy contento , gracias!!
nanreh862
me gustoooo, le falta mas fuerza en la voz y una mejor narrativa, el uso de la música brilla por su ausencia, con música el curso no se haría aburrido a momentos sobre todo al comienzo que es donde debe atrapar al consumidor
pamefer
Excelementeme explicado, muy bueno
danielport
Pense que por el titulo del curso hablaría un poco mas de formas de utilizar la luz natural
matiasjavier10
ProEn general el curso esta bueno,La mayoría de los cursos en influencias es excesivo el tiempo que le dedican, pudiendo colocar solo en presentación y detallar en texto... para generar mayor desarrollo en otros temas.
Faltaría un poco mas de contenido para la realización de las fotografías con luz natural.