Other Language Domestika - Teresa Freitas - Photography with Color: Create a Cinematic Look (Eng Subs)

Create colorful and unique images in an urban environment using composition and editing techniques



Take a trip down the colorful brick road by capturing striking photographs and developing your own signature aesthetic. Fine art photographer Teresa Freitas is passionate about producing cinematic images by framing color through composition, exploring editing techniques, and creating a sense of harmony. She started her career on Instagram and has since worked with brands including Netflix, Dior, Polaroid, Chloé, and American Express.

Discover how you can establish a recognizable style of photography that is unique to you and consistent across your work. Learn the principles of color in photography, gain comprehensive knowledge of composition, and develop valuable editing skills.

What will you learn in this online course?
17 lessons & 27 downloads


Colour Theory and Harmony 1
14 minutes, 34 seconds

Cinematography and Cinematic Colour
20 minutes, 41 seconds

Planning and Location Scouting 1
16 minutes, 39 seconds

What’s in My Bag and Camera Settings
17 minutes, 6 seconds

Editing in Lightroom
17 minutes, 32 seconds

Editing for a Consistent Look
19 minutes, 38 seconds


What is this course's project?
Photograph and edit a set of images of an urban environment, and share them on Instagram.


Projects by course students

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  By ej2021
  
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  By leogonzalez23
  
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  By marikudi
  
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Who is this online course for?
This course is for anyone who wants to learn more about how color, editing, and composition can be used in photography.

Requirements and materials
A basic knowledge of photography is recommended.

To take this course, you need a digital camera or smartphone, and access to Lightroom.




Link: https://www.domestika.org/en/courses/2930-photography-with-color-create-a-cinematic-look

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