model, as the main body of portrait photography, is the main carrier for expressing the style, emotions, content of portrait photography works.
In portrait photography, the model's posture and movements are divided into dynamic and static.
Dynamic posture movements include some mobility movements, or a process of a certain movement, and the limb tension is relatively outward;
Static posture movements are common, such as gaze and thinking, in the state of ending something, and the limb tension is restrained.
In expressing the vividness of the photography works, dynamic postures and movements have more advantages and can better reflect the vividness of the model.
2, model's expressions and emotions
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The expressions and emotions of the model are usually expressed in conjunction with postures.
Dynamic poses correspond to the model's expressions will be more vivid and rich; while static poses correspond to the model's expressions should be calm and implicit.
3. In addition to model poses, movements and expressions, colors can also reflect the vividness of a photo
Color can directly affect people's psychological emotions and is also an aspect that reflects the vividness of photography works.
In daily life, the natural colors in spring and summer appear more vivid and green than those in autumn and winter.
Therefore, if you want portrait photography to appear more vivid, you should pay attention to color matching when choosing clothing and shooting scenes, and try to avoid matching shooting in the same color system.
There are at least three vivid and rich colors, but the more the better. Too many colors will appear messy and impermeable.
4. In addition to colors, the three-dimensional light and shadow of light and dark can also make the photos "live" and vivid
light and shadow interlaced with light and dark can not only enrich the layering of the photos, but also open up the spatial distance between different scenery, making the photos more three-dimensional and vivid.
This is the visual effect brought to people by light and shadow in photography.
Therefore, if you want a portrait photography to be more vivid, the photographer must not only have certain skills, but also the selection and utilization of the venue.
