Flat Lay Essentials: Learn How to Capture Beautiful Photos in a Few Steps

This class is for those who want to learn flat lay photography and have limited time. If you're new to a flat lays and don't know where to start this course is for you. 

I collected all the necessary information and created this course for your better understanding of flat lay photography. 

What you will learn:

1. Types of flat lay pictures.
2. How to start with flat lay photography.
3. Where to find inspiration and how to learn from someone's work.
4. Light in flat lay photography.
5. Color: how to choose the best color palette for your pictures.
6. Composition rules and techniques.
7. How to choose a background for your flat lay.
8. Which props to use.
9. How to style a flat lay.
10. How to plan your photo shooting.
11. Tips for better shooting.
12. Basic editing techniques.

Who is this class for?

• Photographers. If you're learning photography and want to try a new technique this class is for you.
• Artists. If you're creating beautiful calligraphy or illustration, knittings, toys or other hand made things you will learn how to present your works, using flat lay.
• Bloggers. Want to learn how to make your blog or Instagram profile more interesting for your followers? Learn flat lay photography to make your blog stand out.
• Business. Want to create beautiful content for your social networks or blog? Flat lay photography is the key.
• Creatives. Can't imagine a single day without creating? Do you want to learn how to convey a beauty you see through photography? Let's join this course.

After participating in this class you will have all the necessary knowledge to start creating beautiful flat lay pictures

If you enjoyed this class and would like to learn more, I have other classes on Flat lay photography:

Flat Lay Photography: the Key to Your Instagram Success

• Introduction
• How to Start With a Flatlay
• Light
• Color
• Background and Props
• Composition
• How to Style a Flat lay
• Preparing for Shooting
• Shooting
• Editing
• Final Thoughts and Class Project