Street Shots Photography Podcast
Arts:Visual Arts
In this episode, Antonio is joined by his friend and co-worker Reed Means to discuss the technical and emotional impact of adjusting colors in both film/video and still photography. Tapping into Reed’s extensive experience as a film/video colorist, they talk about how color editing (also called color “grading”) affects our feelings about a visual scene and the information conveyed to a viewer. Color editing in film and still photography share a lot of similar ideas and Antonio and Reed discuss those commonalities and how they can be used to help an artist express themself.
Show Links:
Palm Tree Shoe Productions
Reed’s color grading sample video
Color Grading Central
Alexis Van Hurkman
Film LUTs
Color Harmony
DaVinci Resolve Software
Behind the scenes of the Hobbit
The Psychology of Color
True Confessions
Seasoning
Photograph the Familiar
Photo Plus Expo 2015
A Little Rusty
Fuji Fifties
The Light Mappers
Seeing with Fresh Eyes
Someday Your Prints Will Come
Reigniting the Passion
The Ten Thousand Foot View
Photographic Alchemy: Interview with photographer Jean Miele
Lone Wolf
Weather or not, you SHOULD shoot.
Do the Opposite
Photograph it in Style
Which Pix? (Re-record of Ep.18)
The Visual Voice
Which Pix?
The Poetry of Coincidence, Pt.2
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