Portrait Photography with Nonprofessional Models

Extra, extra, creative portrait

A course by Catalina Bartolomé , Photographer and portraitist

92% positive reviews (109)

3,430 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Extra, extra, creative portrait

Overview

“Now we are going to play, we add a colored background, we can add objects and the poses can be much looser, this part of the session is done as a souvenir.”

In this video lesson Catalina Bartolomé addresses the topic: Extra, extra, creative portrait, which is part of the Domestika online course: Portrait Photography with Nonprofessional Models. Learn the techniques to create professional portraits of people who don't know how to pose.

Partial transcription of the video

“(EXTRA EXTRA!) CREATIVE PORTRAIT We reach the last part of the session, so we have little time left. It is great that we enjoy it, that it is the most free moment. We have photos that we like, I lowered the colored background, that we liked with his shirt how pink was but they can choose any fabric, if they don't have a studio, or it can be even a tablecloth, whatever they want it to serve. To this photo we will add the object that I asked in the "mail" to Leo. I do not believe in coincidences, today Leo brought ... a hand, which you know, by my Influence lesson, They are key and I collect ...”

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Course summary for: Portrait Photography with Nonprofessional Models

Level: Beginner
92% positive reviews (109)
3430 students
4 units
15 lessons (2h 21m)
11 downloads

Category
Photography & Video
Software
Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Photography, Portrait Photography, Studio Photography

Catalina Bartolomé

A course by Catalina Bartolomé

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Photographer and portraitist

Catalina is a portraitist and photographer who has been doing portraits for more than 12 years. She studied sociology and photography and began working as an editorial photographer for Argentine national media La Nación, OHLALÁ, Clarín, Radar, Inrockuptibles, Rolling Stone, and Las 12.

In 2016 she founded her company Professional Portraits, specialized in taking portraits of inexperienced professionals. She also organizes events to give visibility to some of her interests, such as photography exhibits.