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The benefits of using models
From the course: Learning Craft Photography
The benefits of using models
I want to talk about using live models for your Craft Photography. Now, if you are a crafter who makes wearable things, like jewelry, sewing things like dresses or aprons, any kind of accessories, hats, what have you, it's always a good idea to think about showing the craft on an actual person. On screen right now we have two different pieces of needle felted jewelry. There's this, sort of Wilma Flinstone looking pearl necklace, and then this brightly colored other thing. It could be a smaller necklace, it could be a bracelet. I'm not sure, but I like the way they look. Right off the bat though, I'm not getting a whole lot of information about these two crafts. Now, by switching over and finding a photograph of a live model wearing one of these pieces of jewelry, you're already finding out a lot more about what's going on. So this white piece, while maybe initially it looked like a much larger necklace you can see here that a child is wearing it so now a few things are going through…
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Using the viewfinder to frame the image3m 18s
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The power of negative space4m 31s
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Creating lines to make compelling compositions2m 58s
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Using and recognizing the rule of thirds3m 45s
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Creating clean and zen images4m 10s
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"How'd they do that?": Taking process shots7m 53s
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The benefits of using models4m 47s
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Shooting your crafts in the great outdoors2m 18s
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Creating a "habitat" with site-specific shooting4m 9s
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Anthropomorphizing: When, where, why?6m 18s
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