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Exploring the Essential Features of “Curtis Jones – Minimalist Photography”
- 27 Video lessons in HD
- 2h 58m of class content
LESSONS
1. Introduction
2. Minimalism – A Few Words To Start
3. The Power Of Negative Space
4. Learn To See Visual Clutter
5. Isolating Your Anchor
6. Composing For Better Minimalist Photographs
7. Choosing Gear To Create Minimalist Photographs
8. Black And White The Classic Approach
9. Working With Color
10. Location Session – Apex Beach
11. Apex Beach – Wrap Up
12. Timing And Weather
13. Common Traps And How To Avoid Them
14. Post-Processing – When I Use It And Why?
15. Print Your Work And Harness The Power Of Minimalism
16. Three Easy Exercises To Kick Start Your Journey Into Minimalism
17. Location Session – Sled Dog Portrait
18. Sled Dog Portrait Image Review
19. Sled Dog Portrait Key Takeaway
20. Location Session – Arctic Drone Flight
21. Arctic Drone Flight Image Review
22. Arctic Drone Flight Key Takeaways
23. Snowkiting In The Canadian Arctic – Location Session
24. Snowkiting Image Review
25. Snowkiting Key Takeaways
26. Summary
27. Wrap-Up
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Create Stronger, Cleaner Images That Eliminate Visual Distraction And Elevate Your Subject
AFTER THIS CLASS YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:
- Understand and apply the fundamentals of creating strong minimalist compositions.
- Use negative space with intention. Establish mood, control balance in your frame, and elevate your subject from the visual clutter.
- Avoid common traps that can lead to flat or boring minimalist images.
- Explore how much information to keep and how much to take away from the image before it loses impact.
- Understand common gear and technique choices that complement the minimalist style.
ABOUT CURTIS’ CLASS:
Do you ever wonder why certain photographs linger with the viewer long after they see them? Why sometimes the smallest point of interest makes the biggest impression? How so much “nothing” can feel so compelling in a scene? Minimalism photography techniques can add a powerful storytelling element to any genre, they can evoke emotion, and bring balance to your frame. Using Baffin Island in the Canadian Arctic as his backdrop, this class will outline Curtis’s approach to creating stronger images with a minimalist mindset.
Learn to use the creative techniques of minimalism to intentionally account for every inch of your frame. Discover how to minimize clutter, work with negative space, and master visual balance to boost the overall impact of your compositions. Working in a clean visual style students will learn to look for strong anchors, shapes, and lines while eliminating visual distractions. Curtis will share his experiences and images from some of the world’s most remote destinations to help kick-start your journey toward simplified, cleaner photographs that capture the essence of our world.
WHO THIS CLASS IS FOR:
- Beginner and intermediate photographers interested in outdoor and landscape photography.
- Photographers who want to understand and create with elements of minimalism to help capture the strength and essence of your subject.
- Photographers looking to create cleaner, simplified images that leave an impact on the viewer.
SOFTWARE USED:
Adobe Lightroom Classic (8.4.1)
Adobe Photoshop CC (20.0.8)
CURTIS JONES
Curtis Jones is a Canadian outdoor and adventure photographer who spends most of his time in climates rarely inhabited by people. Working for both the private and public sector, his portfolio spans environmental initiatives, literacy programs, Canadian National Parks, tourism, and commercial sets. Collaborating with world-class athletes, production teams, and local communities, he has built his career delivering an intimate view of the raw, wild, and often untamed.
A seasoned photography guide, Curtis is often found leading photography workshops in Greenland, Antarctica, Mongolia, and Newfoundland – sharing his appreciation for adventure, tents, and solid punchlines with others.
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