Photographic Project Creation

Overview

“We will print on paper all the images that we have taken throughout the lessons. It does not need to be a print on paper or photographic quality, and it is preferable that it is rather small to be able to work with the images in plain sight on a table. The objective of this lesson is that we manage to give meaning and rhythm to our collection of images. It is very useful to have these small physical copies that allow us to move, move and play with our images off the screen. It is like playing cards. As it is. Perhaps the most painful thing will be to discard images to which we are attached, but in this phase of the process we are going to have to be like samurai willing to sacrifice some parts to give strength to the whole. We will see clearly which images clash in our collection; when, by theme, they do not quite fit together or when, formally, the light or the composition do not finish being in tune with the group of images that does work. We have to be prepared to be a little radical at this point! ”

In this video lesson Tanit Plana addresses the topic: Selection of images, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photographic Project Creation. Learn to narrate a story through powerful images in a creative and structured way.

Partial transcription of the video

“SELECTION OF IMAGES In this lesson you will accompany me to the image editing. We have already shot all the shots, we have printed them on paper, and we will see how we select one or the other. At this time or at this point in the process, you don't have to worry about the type of printing because basically what we do is have a series of images and we are almost playing dominoes or cards with them. Therefore, we will make some simple impressions on plain paper, no need to use photo paper. If we are working in color, as in my case, they should be in color. Let's start. This is like playing c...”

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Course summary for: Photographic Project Creation

• Level: Beginner
• 91% positive reviews (102)
• 2444 students
• 4 units
• 14 lessons (2h 11m)

• Category

  Photography & Video

• Areas

  Fine-Art Photography, Outdoor Photography, Photography