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The order and disorder of cities in photos
From the course: Photography Foundations: Refining Your Skills
The order and disorder of cities in photos
- I'm of two minds when it comes to artist statements. You know, there's a reason why people say a picture's worth a thousand words, it's because the good ones are. Strong images communicate so much in an instant. If photographer's were better able to communicate with words, I'm sure many of us would be writers instead. But articulating a project in an organized and coherent way can be important. It can help clarify and focus your vision for a consistent point of view, as well as help form a framework for future shooting on that project. A written project description is also a prerequisite to apply for grants, enter some contests, and look for support for your project. The images will speak the loudest, but knowing how to describe your project will also help you when editing. Nailing down a specific paragraph or headline can help you keep a tight thread through the story or theme, making sure that all photos reflect that headline, helping you stay on-point. Then there's the mission or…
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Getting personal in your work2m 51s
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Finding your inspiration3m 19s
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The brainstorming session6m 56s
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Books as a source of inspiration7m 9s
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Documenting a cause5m 2s
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Photo essay blueprint4m 14s
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Exploring the work of Barb Davidson5m 23s
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The order and disorder of cities in photos4m 1s
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