Toy Photography 101

What you'll learn
Toy Photography
Toy Photography Basics
Toy Photography Tips
Toy Photography Lessons
Requirements
No experience necessary - All levels welcome - Beginners, Intermediate, & Advanced
Description
Do you want to learn how to do toy photography? Do you want to learn how to take pictures of toys like legos? Do you want to learn this from someone with a strong passion just like yourself and has real life experience in this topic?If you said yes, then Toy Photography 101 can be the solution for you to help you become the best toy photographer you can be!What is toy photography and why you should start photographing something other than yourself or the food you eat• Who were the first toy photographers and how far the field has progressed since then• How to pick a suitable toy to photograph and the pros and cons of different toys• What do those fancy photography terms mean and how they can be used to improve your photography• How does color affect the mood of the photograph and how you can use it to your advantage• What is the difference between photographing indoors and outdoors and how to overcome the difficulties of both• How can you make your toy fly without wings or have a bonfire without actual fire• What is the importance of posing your toy and why you should do it• How toys have "feelings" and how you can use them to emphasize the feeling of your photograph• What to do after taking the photo to tune the image and if it is really necessary• What are the benefits of sharing your photographs and various options on who to share them with• How can simple tricks make a huge difference in toy photography and why they are usefulCheck out Toy Photography 101!
Overview
Section 1: Toy Photography 101
Lecture 1 Welcome
Lecture 2 Part 1 - What Is Toy Photography?
Lecture 3 Part 2 - How Long Has Toy Photography Been Around?
Lecture 4 Part 3 - Why Would You Photograph Toys?
Lecture 5 Part 4 - Toys & Equipment
Lecture 6 Part 5 - Finding the Right Equipment
Lecture 7 Part 6 - Creating a Story
Lecture 8 Part 7 - Creating a Scene
Lecture 9 Part 8 - The Tripod
Lecture 10 Part 9 - Scale
Lecture 11 Part 10 - Composition
Lecture 12 Part 11 - Focal Point
Lecture 13 Part 12 - Rule of Thirds
Lecture 14 Part 13 - Symmetry & Reflection
Lecture 15 Part 14 - Focus & Blur (or Depth of Field)
Lecture 16 Part 15 - Contrast
Lecture 17 Part 16 - Diagonals
Lecture 18 Part 17 - Frames
Lecture 19 Part 18 - Frame Within a Frame
Lecture 20 Part 19 - Leading Lines
Lecture 21 Part 20 - Color
Lecture 22 Part 21 - Angles
Lecture 23 Part 22 - Shutter Speed
Lecture 24 Part 23 - Final Verdict
Lecture 25 Part 24 - Indoor Photography
Lecture 26 Part 25 - Creating 'Impossible' Scenes
Lecture 27 Part 26 - Posing
Lecture 28 Part 27 - Emotions
Lecture 29 Part 28 - Post-Processing
Lecture 30 Part 29 - Sharing Your Work
Lecture 31 Part 30 - Social Media
Lecture 32 Part 31 - Contests and Challenges
Lecture 33 Part 32 - Exhibitions
Lecture 34 Part 33 - Photo Safaris
Lecture 35 Part 34 - Tips & Tricks
Lecture 36 Part 35 - About the Expert
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