A thrilling study, workshop and documentary for Photography lovers.
What makes a great photograph? Is it just studying the books and learning the same topics over and over again? Or is it memorizing your F-stops to death? Don’t you need something else? It’s time to admit your love of photography is kind of geeky. Time to admit you’re addicted to quality light.
You’re the type that feels a sudden jolt when you see something that needs to be
captured. You’re the type that has an inventory of what light looks like at every hour of the day in your mind. The type that has a deep, almost obsessive, appreciation for photography. If this sounds like you, Photographics is for you.
It’s part study, part workshop and part documentary to finding and capturing light and living for photography. Filmed in 2013 and recorded from a 3000 mile roadtrip through the American landscape, Photographics goes behind the scenes to show you how Gavin Saim sees and captures great photographs.
It’s like nothing you’ve ever seen. You’ll learn photography fundamentals, composition, workflows for color, understanding of position, line, tone and motion to convey meaning and what generally makes a photograph great. More than a workshop, more than a doc, it’s a new way to learn light.
What’s included? Why should I buy this?
You’re going to get Photographics as a 720p download. The video is about 3.5 hours long. Though, what makes this a unique product is its ambition. Its scale and premise hold you like a great movie. The learning doesn’t feel tedious and boring. You’ll actually enjoy watching it.
It’s a roadtrip documentary and it’s a workshop on creating great photographs. You’ll even learn the history of photography while you’re at it. It’s a one-of-a-kind, all-hands-on-deck attempt to jolt you awake, blitz your senses and get you inspired for hunting light like you used to.
Here’s some of what you’ll learn in the video:
- Essential foundations of what makes a great image
- Digestible history of photography and image-making techniques
- Compositional concepts that helped define hundreds of years of art
- In-depth study of light, color and motion
- Open-road, hands-on workshop on succeeding and failing for photography
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