Intimate Photography Portraits
Get moving!
A course by Marta Mas Girones , Portrait Photographer
About the video: Get moving!
Overview
“It is not enough to find your own style and practice. You have to move and look for projects you want to work on. If we wait on the sofa for work to arrive, we are clear. Therefore, in this lesson I will tell you ways to spread and teach your work. I will show you how I faced this process at the beginning of my career and how, based on working hard and having perseverance, I have managed to improve to what I am today. ”
In this video lesson Marta Mas Girones addresses the topic: Get moving!, which is part of the Domestika online course: Intimate Photography Portraits. Discover a new approach to taking portraits from an honest and intimate perspective.
Partial transcription of the video
“GET MOVING! In this lesson we will see what to do Once we have our photos finished. Taking good photos and being proud of your work is superimportant, but, no matter how well you do it, If you stay at home, on the couch, waiting for someone to bite at your door It is very unlikely that this will happen. So I'm going to show you some ideas that I have or some ways to move your work so that it gives you the fruits that you expect or that you would love it to give you. Point one. If you, for example, want to work for brands or take pictures of specific people, don't wait to be called suddenly ...”
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Course summary for: Intimate Photography Portraits
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Fine-Art Photography, Interior Photography, Photographic Lighting, Photography, Portrait Photography
Marta Mas Girones
A course by Marta Mas Girones
Marta Mas was born in Barcelona and although her background is in philosophy, she has turned her love for photography into a career. Her portfolio contains a wide range of different clients, including actors and actresses, musicians, jewelry brands, and theaters.
Marta manages to capture the most personal side of her subjects through the portrait, which she explains is about "something in the way they look, maybe understanding them, anything that's more genuine than the armor with which we present ourselves to the world". With her style and ideas, she seeks a more human approach to photography that starts with care, seeing as the most honest truths can only be explained by those who don't judge.
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