The Art of Seeing Photography training for the Artist in you
What you’ll learn
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Each episode contains 45 minutes of lecture, an shooting assignment to practice the new concept, and a downloadable set of images from the lecture so you can build a personal library of resources.
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You will learn how to spot light like an artist.
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Step by step guide to seeing a photograph before it happens, so you don’t miss the decisive moment.
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An introduction into composition beyond the Rule of Thirds and leading lines.
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Each episode will have tips for training the sensitivity of your eyes and how to use your camera to capture incredible images that you simply were not seeing before.
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After the first episode you will begin to see things you had not noticed before and know how to bring them into your images.
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Develop the skills to evaluate any photograph as a success or failure based on its design.
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By the end of this course you will have a new found appreciation for master artists and never run out of material for your own projects.
Why can we spot a great photo but find it difficult to capture one?
Why do we over complicate a process that can be summed up with a push of button? The key to taking a good photo isn’t the subject matter, it’s not in the type of equipment you use or the location setup for the shot. The key to taking a good photo is the discovering your personal point of view and identifying the ‘thing’ that hides in plain sight; this is the ‘artist eye’. A Room for Improvement will teach you how to see like an artist and further your exploration into the art form of photography.
To shoot a world-class photo, your eyes must be familiar with the elements that make a photo world-class. Great musicians can hear the rhythm in everyday life. Great writers know that everyone has a story to tell. Great photos are happening all around you, and you’re missing them because you haven’t trained your eye.
I’ve spent the last 20 years working in photography, painting, sculpting and architecture – having a multidisciplinary approach allows for better photo taking. The more curious you are, the more things you learn and experience, the better the eye becomes. You have experiences that will aid you in your artistic journey with this program.
Using my work as reference we will discuss vision, approach, tools and techniques of photography. I will teach you how to take great pictures with any camera, from your cell phone to your Leica. Armed with a camera, a pen, a pad, and your desire to improve – I will transform your photography by changing the way you see the world around you.
COURSE STRUCTURE
- This course is divided into 5 Lectures that are a Master Class in Learning to See like an Artist.
- Lecture 1: How we see. Understanding how artists see differently.
- Lecture 2: Borrow success from famous artists.
- Lecture 3: Three techniques for spotting flaws.
- Lecture 4: A critical technique for finding light.
- Lecture 5: Why pictures succeed or fail and the assignment.
- The lectures are designed to be watched in order, but you are free to skip around.
- Each course is made up of a set of lectures (about 45min long), with downloadable images from the lecture, and an final assignment designed to highlight the tools from each lecture.
EXPECT RESULTS
By the end of this program, you will understand why photographers always say that “the equipment doesn’t matter.” Learning to see like an artist is one of the single most fulfilling steps on the way to becoming a better photographer. In addition to improving your own work, you will be able to walk into any gallery or museum in the world and know, with full certainty, whether you are looking at a great piece of art or not.
Who this course is for:
- Photographers who want to see like artists, from beginners to intermediate.
- This course will apply to Street Photography, Portraiture, Landscape, and Still Life photography.
- No previous education in art or photography is needed.
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Peter Blandino –
The course is excellent in helping you think about light in a different way. Adam offers techniques that you can practice and sets the expectation about starting simple and then build forward. This is the 1st course in a 3 part series. I saw it last and would have preferred to see it first.
Jene Paul Cain –
Helpful reminders in making good images.
Robert Bein –
It’s starting slow but I will give it time.
Elvy Samuel –
Examples used and information covered is clear and relevant.
Gregory Douds –
This is a great philosophical discussion of beginner photography. Without the philosophy, the art is lost.
Gyalbo Bhutia –
The fundamental difference between art and Photography is explained in most simple manner yet it hits the bull eye to the receiver.
Lucie Velterop Von Leyden –
The examples were very useful, but more examples please while talking to us. I learn by seeing examples.
Ron Hromadka –
Good beginning principles.
Anis DALI-YOUCEF –
Incomplet
Luis Garcia –
Very easy to follow and to understand
Creed Erickson –
Back to basics, KISS principal.
Jonathan –
I watched Adam’s introductory video for this course and bought this and everything else instantly.
Jesus. This guy is highly talented, intelligent, articulate and a great communicator. You can tell that he has deeply thought about his craft.
The fact that you can pay peanuts to spend time listening to this guy unfold his ideas is insane.
The course is fairly high-level & abstract. It’s principles-based. But it’s also mixed in with concrete examples & specifics.
If you want me to sum it up: drawing & artistic creation is an additive process, while photography as an artistic process is a subtractive. Master simple shots first, cultivating strong fundamentals in seeing lighting and subject relationships.