How to Put Time into a Photograph
Lession 7 of Vincent Versace's Tutorial DVD series. Running time about 60 minutes.
In this lesson, we explore the most elusive thing in photography: placing the experience of time in a photograph. As an example, we take on the challenge of water. The usual approach to photographing water is to either freeze it or blur it. Neither image will express the experience of time in a way that matches yours when you saw it. I have found that to create an image that conveyed the experience of the ebb and flow of the water, I had to create one image that contained all expressions of the water’s motions as it changed over time. I share this dynamic workflow approach combined with Photoshop techniques to build up an image that captures motion with stillness and, in that moment, hold time still, yet experience the feeling of its passing.
This lession is advanced and straightforward. Whether you are a novice, intermediate or advanced Photoshop user, you will find the lessons will accelerate your knowledge to match the quality of your vision.
Any of the lessons by Vincent Versace have taken him personally years to discover and develop. They are shared here for you to learn, integrate the knowledge and stimulate your creative process.
The latest in training technology
This new form of training with an interactive DVD is simply the best. Most of us learn through instruction and then by doing. The training DVD seamlessly combines both, enabling the learner to listen, watch and then do with the same images as Vincent, all at your own pace!
You can play the lesson on your computer's DVD player or on a DVD player connected to your TV. If you use the TV, you may be able to follow along with each lesson on your computer. If you use your computer’s DVD player, you can easily pause and switch to Photoshop. You can also download the included lower resolution Quicktime video to your PC and run the lesson from there. Lots of flexibility to suit your learning style and home equipment!
Each lesson includes points of views of the Photoshop screen as well as Vincent. Displayed in realtime, with the ability to switch from one point of view to another seamlessly, it realistically simulates a private tutoring session.
In addition to the videos, each DVD includes:
Image files: full resolution enables you to practice with the actual file
Image files: 100ppi version created when making the DVD; enables you to take the file apart and see how it really looks
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