The Science of Color: Creating Depth & Complexity
What makes a photograph compelling? How do you create an image that engages the viewer and compels them to feel something, even if it is just sadness or joy. In this tutorial, Kate Woodman will teach you how to create images that engage the viewer and compel them to feel something through theory and her own personal workflows in photograph and post. You'll learn about narrative portraiture and landscapes which add depth and complexity to your work.
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The Science of Color: Creating Depth & Complexity
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You want to make images that tell a story and engage the viewer, but you're not sure how. Most photographers know about the Rule of Thirds and other compositional techniques, but it's hard to apply these rules when shooting narrative portraiture or landscapes. After all, rules were made to be broken, right? Kate Woodman will help you learn how to shoot compelling photographs by teaching you her secrets for creating engaging imagery that tells a story. By following along with Kate as she shoots in various environments, you'll gain valuable skills for creating visual stories - whether your work is personal or professional. So join Kate Woodman on this PRO EDU tutorial video course and learn how to create narrative portraiture and with intentional color!
Do you want to learn how to shoot narrative portraiture a that will add depth and complexity to your work? With this tutorial from Kate Woodman, instructor of The Science of Color at PRO EDU, you'll learn how to shoot narrative portraiture and landscapes that will add depth and complexity to your work.
You'll gain the skills needed to capture stories in photos, whether you're working on a personal project or for commercial clients. Join Kate Woodman in The Science of Narrative Portraiture, and start creating images that evoke emotion and tell a story through the use of color and styling.
Born in Darmstadt, Germany, Kate Woodman was brought up in Connecticut and currently calls Portland, Oregon home. A structural engineer by training, Kate developed her love of photography in 2011 while investigating earthquake damage in New Zealand. What began as a compulsion to document the environment expanded into a fascination for narrative storytelling, typically with a conceptual twist. Her engineering background serves her well in her photography, provoking a sense of balance and attention to detail and engendering a creative approach to the technical challenges of creating an image.
