Description
In this course, you will learn:
- Learn about the history of self-portraits, some of Laura's favorite painters, and how self-portraits may help you develop your photographic skills while also allowing you to explore your inner thoughts.
- It's time to learn about Laura's self-portrait skills now that you've seen her equipment and camera settings.
- Begin by experimenting with different stances to see what they can represent, paying attention to dimensions and understanding how your environment affects your pose.
- Then, to convey your message through your images, become familiar with various lighting approaches and composition approaches.
- Finally, Laura walks you through her post-production workflow, teaching you how to choose the best photos, edit them in Lightroom, and finish up in Photoshop.
Syllabus:
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Introduction
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About Me & Self-Portrait
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Influences
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What We Will Do in the Course?
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Preparation
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Where to Find Inspiration
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Two Ways of Finding Your Concept or How I Found the Concept for 6 of My Portfolio Images
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Scouting Locations
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My Equipment
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Practicing and Examining: Technique, Posing, Light and Composition
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Practice Self-Portrait Technique
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Practice Posing
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Examine Lighting
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Examine Composition, Crop, and Ratio
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Shooting a Self-Portrait
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Setting Up the Location
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Test Photos - “Trial and Error”
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The Final Photos
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Post-Production - How to Select and Edit Your Photos
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Lightroom - Selecting Images
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Lightroom - Basic Editing: Game of Trial and Error
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Photoshop - Final Touches 1
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Photoshop - Final Touches 2
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Final Project
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The Art of Self-Portraits: Expressing Yourself through Photography
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