This photography tutorial explores a variety of techniques used to tell a story via a photo shoot. Watch more at
This specific tutorial is just a single movie from chapter three of the Narrative Portraiture: On Location in New York City course presented by lynda.com author Chris Orwig. The complete Narrative Portraiture: On Location in New York City course has a total duration of 1 hour and 30 minutes, and shows how to incorporate aspects of a location, such as architecture, natural light, and even passersby, to create authentic, story-filled portraits
Narrative Portraiture: On Location in New York City table of contents:
Introduction
1. Brooklyn Bridge Photo Shoot
2. Preparing for the Shoot
3. Brooklyn Bridge Photo Review
4. Assignment Ideas
Conclusion
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lol what did you explain ? you said he's focus when he was focused yeah we can see it too 😀 fucking art sucks there are no such things that they says , you know what I mean if you have visit art exhibition ever.
So what's the story? To me, it's just a bloke in a strange coat standing on the bridge. What's the story there? Where's the beginning, the middle and the end? It seems to me that 'story' and 'narrative' are just clichés used by people to try to make photographs special.
#perspectives. Thank you.
They're just portraits of Jared, who doesn't do anything at all but pose for portraits of Jared. If you want to see narrative, look up the work of Robert Capa, Susan Meiselas, Norman Mauskopf, or Lewis Hine. And here's a possibility. This photographer is one of the 'directly in front of you' people who seems to be consciously creating the story. Some of the best narrative photographers shoot like they're operating by intuition and seeing from their peripheral vision.
really cool
Watching this without sound after he already goes through what he was trying to achieve is interesting.
Thanks a lot really inspirational, good video
Honestly, I don't like any of the photos not impressive.
Really cool stuff!
Thank you:) It is very helpful for my digital writing project!:)
i dont often do photography. but i am just truly amazed on how well you explained it. astonishing really thank you
Lovely video
I really enjoyed this information, relaxing, informative, but to the very point.