THIS CLASS IS FOR:
All levels ...but practice makes perfect, folks. You can start with just a few props or fill your space. We’ll talk about all things planning, collecting, and composition. The great thing here is that there are no hard and set rules to follow. It’s all intuitive and therapeutic even, and I can’t wait to see what you do!

SUPPLIES NEEDED:
I’m going to make a safe bet that you’ve got way more than you think you do as far as props go. I’ve used coffee stained napkins, pencil shavings, florals, books, linens. We’ll talk more about items that are both right under your nose and items you’ll start to keep an eye out for.

-The Course Guide PDF Download
-A camera or iPhone
-Some props and some EXCITEMENT

Optional: I use Lightroom Mobile to edit my photos. Any photo editing app would be a great thing to do ahead and download.

SHARING YOUR WORK:
By applying what you’ve learned through out the course, you’ll be able to confidently apply all the tricks and tips to your next flatlay story. SHARE YOUR WORK, FRIEND!

Share your work by uploading your photo to the class projects so we can all get inspired and cheer you on! Let us know what composition or tips you used!!

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disclaimer: This class may change the way you shop and collect. I have a mason jar full of pencil shavings. I have a strange collection of antique wooden clothes pins and other random wooden objects. My cutting board collection is getting out of hand. Your new collecting habits might look different ...but at least you’ll begin to hoard beautiful random objects, right? RIGHT!

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editing tips:
The majority of my shots are taken from my iPhone. You don't have to be a photographer to capture great shots. I use Lightroom Mobile to edit and some of my favorite "click of the button" presets are linked below (I'm not an affiliate, just love 'em).

Light and Airy Lifestyle Mobile Presets
Studio McGee Presets
Emily Jefford's Presets
Wilde Presets

Naomi De Bruijne

Creator of things, inspired by nature

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