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Episode 4 of the series decoding Visual Language with Photography Visual Patterns!
This week, Color Theory In Photography, a complex, but very important concept to understand.
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0:00 Intro
1:07 Color terms
3:38 Color psychology
5:24 Color harmony groups
7:54 How I use color
8:28 Color in practice
11:41
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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Aug 17, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
You are amazing! I’ve been to college for videography, but I also do photos. Not a single teacher taught as much as you do in one simple video. Thank you!
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Go make something that matters everyone ‼️ thanks for the extra push Pat.
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"The Emotional Color Wheel" is an excellent resource (Book) on the emotional values of color and even includes a lot of cultural connections. It also delves into the use of shapes as well.
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What a fantastic video-short, to the point and loaded with great information. Looking forward to watching more of your work. Thank you Pat!
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You've created the most useful, foundational photography videos I've come across. It's like you're teaching us how to fish, instead of giving us fish. Thank you Pat.
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This is the simplest breakdown I've seen to date on breaking down color theory and making it much more easier to understand. Great stuff!
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Fantastic videos, great design, amazing (!) amount of knowledge being shared with a incredibly vibrant yet calm voice. All in all an absolute pleasure to watch and listen to. Thank you so much for making this serie!
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Brevity is indeed the soul of wit.
Thank you fir India🙏
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Yay a video from Pat!! I really enjoy this series and I've watched them more than once - I hope you continue this series :)
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This channel has truly given me all the information that I've been looking for since I started photography. There IS a psychology to it, and I'm glad I finally found the doorway. 🙏
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Another incredibly informative and applicable addition to the series. Thank you.
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I love your videos. Always informative and straight to the point. Everytime you post one of these, I actually learn from it as opposed to other photography videos where algorithm and sponsorship concerns are often the priority. Thank you so much for creating and sharing these videos.
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I feel like i just watched the most important video of my photogrpahy life. Thanks a million.
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This is a good starting point, just keep in mind that not only do the colours themselves contribute to the composition and weight of an image, the inter-ratio of any colour to another further modifies this and is just as important.
E.g. an image with 50% red and 50% green will just be jarring, you will lose the complementry effect.
An image with 20% red (maybe its just a coat someone is wearing) against an 80% greens surround will establish the overall base of the image (dominance). The highlight or visual point of interest, the colour you are trying to elevate or draw attention to, will stand out more. Colour needs to be focused/targeted to get the impact you desire. Work your harmonies, but also think hard about what it is about each colour, that you want to promote or demote.
The more colours you introduce, the more complex this ratio can get. This also holds true whether you are using highly saturate hues or muted colours.
Putting a highly saturated subject that is 50% of your image against a muted complementry colour diminishes the jarring effect, so to just give you a bit more to consider, try to account for saturation too.
Colours.
Saturation.
Harmonies.
Ratios.
How you mix these will determine whether you get the effect you want or not.
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Luminosity is called "value" in the world of painting. In painting, value/luminosity is considered the most important color dimension. Your videos are fantastic. Thank you!
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I went from feeling fairly confident in my understanding of color (intuitively, as opposed to in a fact-based), to learning something completely new and that I will apply to my own photography. love the idea of the assignment. Thanks Pat.
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Thank you, Pat! This series is amazing.Every photographer should watch it!
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Wow. I just feel like I learned a whole year of classes in 12 mins. When the video ended I literally said "wow. that was so helpful" thank you so much for posting these amazing videos, you are an amazing teacher, and I can't wait to go take pictures of blue this week :)
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This might be the single best photography tutorial on the internet. Thank you!
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@CaioGuerra19
2 years ago
The amount of information you packed in just 12 minutes is outstanding. I'm really appreciating this series.
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