Control Viewers! Make Your Color Photography "POP!"
All of us want to show emotions and feelings in our photos – that’s what is the difference between the "snapshooter" and the photography artist!
Our use of color is among – or possibly even THE - most vital tool we are able to employ for inserting emotions and feelings into images. Yet not many of us really know how to do it. Once you've gone through “Control Viewers! Make Your Color Photography "POP!"” (it's really easy) you’ll never consider color in the same way again!
Here is an example - all of us understand that the color red is a good accent to attract attention. It can also mean heat, passion or even halt! But there is more, a lot more. Control Viewers! Make Your Color Photography "POP!" covers it all!
In Control Viewers! Make Your Color Photography "POP!" you’ll learn how Baboon rear ends affect the ways we observe the color red!
Depending on the tone of red employed, it could create emotions like:
Lighter tones of red – represent joy, sexuality, passion, sensitivity, and love.
Hues of Pink – signify love, romance, and friendliness. It denotes feminine qualities and passivity.
Deeper red – is connected to willpower, vigor, rage, anger, courage, leadership, longing, malice, and wrath.
Brownish-red is symbolic of fall and harvest time.
Here’s the Table Of Contents to demonstrate a little of what is discussed in Control Viewers! Make Your Color Photography "POP!"...
Introduction:
Review of Basic Composition:
Using Leading Lines
Using Diagonal Lines
Working With The Rule Of 3rds
Working With The Rule Of Thirds Power Points
Working With The Rule Of 3rds Horizontal Power Lines
Working With The Rule Of 3rds Vertical Power Lines
Controlling The Viewer With Color
Working With Color
Color Is Additive
The Theory of How Digital sensors and Film Work
Controlling Viewer’s Emotion Using Colors
Changing The "Feel" Of Your Photo Using Color
Using Cross Processing And Other Strategies For Cutting Edge Color Images
The Underlying Meaning And Effects Of Assorted Colors
Color Used To Harmonize
Tying It All Together
Using A Color Wheel
Get More Stunning Nature Photos By Using Kodak Yellow!
Focus On People – Not Clothing
Tinting Photos By Hand
How Baboon Rears And Red Dresses Affect Your Portrait Photos
Techniques For Shooting In Color
How To Intensify The Colors In Your Portrait Photography!
How To Get Awesome Hues In Your Sunset Photography!
Adding Filters
Here’s An Indispensable Photo filter For Great Nature Photos!
Photo Practice
More Photo Tutorials
In the area titled Using Color – We’ll discuss the concept of color management, why and how it works to elicit emotion and feelings in our viewers.
Working With The Color Wheel – A color wheel is a visual representation that will make it easy to choose which colors harmonize with each other and the ones that won’t. Sometimes you’ll desire harmony, and sometimes you’ll want to jar your viewer’s senses. Now you will understand what colors to use.
Color is a major element in photographic creation but very few books ever cover it! Once you’ve gone through Control Viewers! Make Your Color Photography "POP!" you’ll KNOW the ways the colors in your pictures are swaying the viewers!
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