Delve into the world of portrait photography, a genre born from documenting social injustice and the harsh realities of the 1850s. From Lewis Hine's powerful images of child laborers to contemporary explorations of identity and culture, this course examines how portraiture has evolved into a powerful storytelling medium.
Who doesn’t love landscape, the breath-taking beauty that it offers, from dawn to dusk and even the moment when the darkness covers the night and the night sky lights up, to showcase how magnificent and sophisticated the creation of the Creator. Driving through a beautiful landscape, stopping at every scenic overlook, and capturing the grandeur of what we see may sound like some very easy steps to photograph landscape, but to compose the award winning ones, there are so many factors and one has to make all of them right, because each of them has its own part to play in compositing a landscape photograph. In this course we will learn and practice them in pursuit of making a master piece.
When you are telling a story aesthetically on film, it is not only about just recording, rather it is an art of motion picture photography in the form of visual storytelling, which is known as cinematography. From lighting, framing, composition, to camera motion and its perspective, from close-up to long shorts, tracking to dolly, low angle to panning and tilting, key, fill, or the back lighting, each of the elements and techniques of cinematography set the look and mood of the visual narratives and ensure every element is cohesive to support the story. In this detailed course we are going to learn and master them all.
At Light & Composition, we portray the real images of our civilization, connecting individuals and information.
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