Restaging paintings using photography
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
London
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Start date
Different dates available
On this practical 3 day photography workshop you will learn how to use studio lighting, composition, and props to recreate the drama and atmosphere of painted masterpieces. As well as learning about framing, colour, shadows and a range of photographic techniques you will learn about directing a shoot and creating a strong narrative element within your image.
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About this course
- Apply manual exposure settings in studio lighting
- Compose according to colour relationships, texture, and shadows
- Experiment with light quality and light direction using studio flash
- Explore narrative and symbolic characteristics of the still life
- Direct people and use props effectively.
- Use existing paintings as source to compose and art direct photographs.
You will be required to bring objects and props in order to create your compositions. You will be informed of what to bring prior to the class after enrolment.
Please bring your camera (if you have one) to the classes and you may wish to bring a notebook and pen. The City Lit has a range of Digital SLR cameras, tripods, speedlights (flash guns) and lenses which you are welcome to use during the hours of the class. It would be useful to bring a memory stick (or portable hard drive – please note: PC formatted hard drives can be read by Apple mac computers, but not written to).
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Subjects
- Studio Lighting
- Directing
- Composition
- Lighting
Course programme
- Simple studio lighting techniques
- Composition according to colour, texture and shadows
- Light quality and light direction in studio flash photography
- The still life, narrative, and symbols
- Art directing people using props
- Using manual exposure in studio flash.
Additional information
Restaging paintings using photography