Print Your Work and Harness the Power of Minimalism
Lesson 14 from: FAST CLASS: Minimalist PhotographyCurtis Jones
Print Your Work and Harness the Power of Minimalism
Lesson 14 from: FAST CLASS: Minimalist PhotographyCurtis Jones
Lesson Info
14. Print Your Work and Harness the Power of Minimalism
Lessons
Minimalism - A Few Words to Start
00:43 2The Power of Negative Space
06:01 3Learn to See Visual Clutter
03:03 4Isolating Your Anchor
03:02 5Composing for Better Minimalist Photographs
03:57 6Choosing Gear to Create Minimalist Photographs
03:22 7Black and White the Classic Approach
03:38 8Working With Color
02:47Location Session - Apex Beach
04:54 10Apex Beach - Wrap Up
02:20 11Timing and Weather
00:44 12Common Traps and How to Avoid Them
07:08 13Post-Processing - When I Use it and Why?
14:19 14Print Your Work and Harness the Power of Minimalism
02:05 15Sled Dog Portrait Image Review
04:18 16Sled Dog Portrait Key Takeaway
02:43 17Location Session - Arctic Drone Flight
01:38 18Arctic Drone Flight Image Review
05:59 19Arctic Drone Flight Key Takeaways
02:10 20Snowkiting In the Canadian Arctic - Location Session
01:35 21Snowkiting Image Review
05:58 22Snowkiting Key Takeaway
02:27 23Class Summary
03:03Lesson Info
Print Your Work and Harness the Power of Minimalism
So we're going to try to take some images here today in a minimalist style embracing the atmosphere, which I feel like is one of the biggest ways or best ways I should say to kickstart your minimalist photo career. Go find fog, Go find overcast days, go find snowy days, blue sky days can work too. But if you really want to keep it simple at first and get those easy wins, find snow, find fog, find overcast days and embrace them and try to create some strong, simple minimalist photos. Fix my little love mike here, fix my hat. Got to get the hat right. Hey guys, so we've got atmosphere, we've got the environment that's going to help us out here with this simple photo. This minimalist photo. Now we just need an interesting subject to really pop in the scene and one of my favorite things to shoot up here. And one of the main reasons I keep coming back is the sled dog, The Inuit sled dog, Canadian sled dog goes by a couple of different names, but these guys are gorgeous, gorgeous animals, Th...
ey're super, super nice to shoot. They make great subjects up here against these northern snowy conditions. Uh, this is literally their backyard and so we're going to try and see if we can capture a few portraits. Maybe a couple more um, environmental style dog portraits for lack of a better word, we did get just a fresh fresh snowfall. Um, these guys are excited. We did just get a fresh snowfall. So the dog yard sometimes can be a little cluttered, a little messy. This is going to help and help reduce any kind of cleanup we do in post as well. We might get lucky, we might get some Ravens coming in on the action, which also is great for just adding a little more attention or interest in our, in our scene. So let's get to work. Let's see what we can do with the sled dogs on this gorgeous snowy day.
Ratings and Reviews
Brittany Riggs
Lovely and information. The information was relevant and ended up helping a good bit.
Vincent Zuck
Very interesting class, in a very unusual location (Arctic), which blended together to give a top notch class. I learned a lot about Minimalism as applied to photography, and Minimalism as applied to post-processing. Curtis is engaging while teaching and demonstrating on site, or back in his "office". I really enjoyed this class. Thank you Curtis.