2-Hour Joseon Folk Painting (Minhwa) Hanbok Photoshoot

How the Joseon folk painting (minhwa) photoshoot works Pre-shoot consultation We discuss the shoot schedule and concept via KakaoTalk or message. You share the mood you want and reference images. Choosing a hanbok You choose one traditional hanbok that embodies Joseon aesthetics. We'll guide you to a style that suits restrained colors and the feel of a portrait painting. Traditional styling (optional) If you wish, we do hair and makeup that reflects the mood of the Joseon era. Changing and getting ready for the shoot You change into the hanbok and get brief guidance on poses and mood before the shoot. Joseon folk painting photoshoot (about 1 hour) We shoot with poses and compositions inspired by folk paintings and Joseon portrait paintings. A professional photographer directs you naturally. Photo selection We review the photos together, and you choose the images for final retouching yourself. Retouching and editing The selected photos are retouched, with colors and details refined to match the mood of Joseon painting. Making a mini folding screen (about 1 hour) While the retouching is underway, you make a mini piece in the form of a traditional folding screen yourself, using your selected photos. Delivery You receive 4 retouched photos and the finished mini folding screen. End of the experience You keep the record of a day spent as a figure in a Joseon folk painting as a work of art.

Shooting order

For the Joseon folk painting photoshoot, after a consultation you choose a traditional hanbok, and the shoot takes about 1 hour, including changing. Then you select your photos yourself, retouching is done, and a mini folding screen is made with the selected photos. It takes 2 hours in total, and you receive 4 retouched photos and the folding screen.