Beginner’s guide to impressionist photography

In this video, I'm sharing my beginner's guide to impressionist photography. Whether you're new to this beautiful and expressive style of photography or just looking to improve your skills, this video will give you the tools and techniques you need to get started.
I'll cover the key elements of impressionist photography, including slow shutter speeds, selective focus, colour and composition. I'll walk you through the philosophy behind impressionist photography and show you how to capture the mood and atmosphere of a scene.
You'll learn how to use a slower shutter speed to create motion blur, experiment with focus to create depth in your images, and how to use colour and composition to convey emotion in your photos. I'll also offer tips and advice to help you along the way.
This guide is packed with practical information that you can use to take your impressionist photography to the next level. So, whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced photographer looking to expand your skills, this video is for you.
If you enjoyed this guide and want to learn more, check out my free ebook 'Tips and Techniques of Impressionist Photography, evapolak.com/IPTT.html
So let's get started on your journey with impressionist photography! Happy shooting!

[@m.scottgordon3475]

Thank you so much and I will definitely use your EBook.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Awesome, thank you!

[@denfawcett]

Thank you Eva for your free ebook that I have just successfully downloaded. I have only recently discovered your UA-cam channel and I am really enjoying watching your videos on ICM and impressionistic photography, all of which is very much appreciated.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

I am delighted to hear that you enjoyed my free ebook and that you are finding my UA-cam channel helpful! :)

[@Shachar50]

Thank you very much for the interesting and educational presentation of the subject. When I tried to shoot at open aperture (2.8), slow speed (1/20) ISO100 the image came out too bright. Should I use a filter? Thank you very much for your consideration. Anyway, I'll try again until I succeed.

[@marilyngiannuzzi9867]

Thank you so much.Your photos are beautiful!

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Thank you for watching!

[@Rafaga777]

Thanks a lot for this inspiring video and your ebook. It looks very beautiful with lots of useful tips for the beginner. Much appreciated.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@butch4111]

Thanks so much for sharing! I love to learn new ways to use my camera. Impressionist photography really draws me in.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Great to hear!

[@jasongood9413]

Thank you for such an informative video I am picking up new things all the time.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

You are so welcome!

[@olekallovvild7295]

Thank you.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

You are welcome! :)

[@daveexplore3856]

Thanks for your tips Eva 😎

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

My plesure!

[@paulroyle-grimes8279]

Fun!

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Cheers!

[@PerryNorgarb]

Thank you, a very informative and inspiring video. The link you provided doesn't seem to take you to the ebook you mentioned though, but to another - Creative Macro Photography?

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

There are both free ebooks there. Impressionist photography tips and Techniqies and also Creative Macro starting guide.

[@oneeyedphotographer]

I'm new here.
I was puzzled about the amount of Australian scenery in your work. I almost never see it, unless the speaker is Australian, and you don't sound very Australian.
So I checked, a new Kiwi. Good luck in the World Cup.

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Thank you @oneeyedphotographer !

[@johnnygilroy5213]

Your artistic works are astonishing. Thank You .Pozdrowienia z Worcester MA.U.S.A.Can I share my photos with You?

[@evapolak-impressionist-photo]

Yes, of course