Description
Description
This training blends people, posters, and storefront surfaces to produce editorial street branding. You will learn to scout corners where messaging, movement, and texture collide. We practice positioning models and passersby so brand cues feel natural rather than staged. Window reflections and layered signage become compositional tools instead of distractions. You will map color accents to text blocks and product shots for clean hierarchy. We show how to shoot series that progress from context to detail, suitable for magazine layouts. You will craft pairs and triptychs that read on web, print, and OOH formats. Typography overlays are tested in‑frame with negative space checks during capture. We demonstrate quick permissions for visible posters and recognizable graphic art. Post steps ensure legible copy while preserving texture and patina. Delivered sets feel editorial yet commercial, ideal for brand storytelling.
Format
– Video lessons, layout mockups, negative‑space grids, permissions checklist
– Sample briefs and annotated contact sheets
Duration
– 2.5 hours on-demand
What You’ll Learn
– Integrate people and signage into cohesive stories
– Build sequences for spreads and carousels
– Place color and type for hierarchy
– Negotiate quick permissions for graphics
– Finish files for mixed media output
Target Audience
– Editorial and brand photographers building narrative street sets
