Creative Processes for Photography
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Course overview
- Provider
- Domestika
- Course type
- Paid course
- Level
- Beginner
- Deadline
- Flexible
- Duration
- 1 hour
- Lessons
- 11 lessons
- Certificate
- Available on completion
- Course author
- Felipe Morozini
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Turning thoughts and feelings into expressive images requires a well-crafted creative process, and there's no one better than Felipe Morozini to help you achieve your goals. Throughout his extensive career in photography, his work has appeared in magazines, national and international galleries, and gained the support of brands such as Natura, Absolut, Renner, Heineken, and more.
In this course, learn methods and techniques to develop your creativity and turn your ideas into expressive photos. Felipe introduces you to some of his favorite resources such as reflective surfaces, objects, natural light, and smoke, all of which allow you to sharpen your artistic eye for stunning results.
Description
Start the course by hearing a little about Felipe Morozini's career so far and see how he went from studying direction to becoming a photographer and creative director. He also shares his main influences in the world of photography and talks about what the course entails.
Then discover how to open your creative channels and prepare the way for your own narrative photography. Explore techniques for making your photos even more artistic using a mirror and other reflective surfaces.
Next, Felipe teaches some methods and exercises for developing your creative eye. Now do a self-portrait playing with different perspectives and discover how to identify creative spaces within your own home before looking at how to manipulate light.
Wrap things up by selecting your best images and learn to edit them using unconventional methods such as digital cropping and printing in a range of formats. Felipe gives you some final tips on how to exhibit your work creatively at home playing with spaces and concepts.
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