Snowflakes have fallen early in many places in this winter, bringing us a little surprise or surprise to those who have been suppressed for a long time. For some reason, the sky will become particularly blue. The sunshine after the smog has dissipated has become so warm. There are very few people on the streets, only a few pedestrians and vehicles that occasionally drive, as well as cleaning workers who get up to work at three or four in the morning every day. Sweeping the fallen leaves all over the ground is like cleaning up again and again for the sick city, looking forward to the world recovering the prosperity and hustle and bustle of the world as soon as possible.
In winter, where the fireworks in the world are scented, there will be a unique scenery. The air and atmosphere in winter are filled with the atmosphere of humanistic and documentary photography themes. What kind of feelings do you, as a photography enthusiast, have? Is it waiting? Stay at home? Or should I pick up the camera to record every touching moment when allowed? But I will never miss such an opportunity. I will use the camera that has been sleeping for a long time in my hand to regain the glory of yesterday, and record every classic moment that collided with my soul.
If you also like to shoot these topics, don’t stay in bed again and set a time for your alarm clock. For example, the weather is sunny at around 4 o’clock in the morning. If there is some slight fog, it will be better. We can find a street with fireworks on the street, go to the night market that has not yet ended, or take pictures of the street sanitation worker cleaning. If you happen to be in the hazy fog, then this is the best time for us to press the shutter.
You can also photograph those who set out early to make a living, no matter what industry or occupation it is. As long as we work hard, we deserve our respect and record. When shooting these subjects, we can directly set the style of the photo in the camera, such as using a monochrome mode, a black and white color mode, or a light neutral gray mode. Such colors can just add more emotional atmosphere to the themes we are going to take.
We can also set the shooting time between 6 and 8 in the morning, and take pictures of old streets full of fireworks, and shoots of distinctive snack shops or breakfast shops; the steam coming out of the steamer and various delicacies, the expressions of people enjoying these delicious breakfasts, and the expressions of neighbors communicating and laughing with each other, which looks so peaceful and full of happiness.
If you can find that kind of morning sunshine, which is slanted on the person in a corner, or shines on a special object, then we can use the camera to record the shape of these lights. Under the bathing of the sun, it will make us feel so warm and harmonious, and will also bring more hope to the audience.
In fact, in modern cities, such subjects can also be photographed. Sometimes, taking tall buildings and the workers or pedestrians at the grassroots level will form a visual contrast and impact force. It is just because of this contrast that will allow the audience to see the stories and emotions here. You can also photograph fallen leaves falling on the road in this metropolis, and occasionally a combination of movement and stillness of pedestrians. This beauty is a beauty that makes people unable to use words to empty, and it is also a portrayal of a modern story.
In the evening, the sunlight before the setting sun shines on the ground, and each beam of light has a unique shape. We can go to the park, or the elderly or places where children play, such as the moment they play chess, the expressions of happiness, the garden workers working hard to make a living, the children playing on the grass, or the interaction and harmony between man and nature, or animals.
In addition, you can also photograph those who are alone in the corner, thinking quietly. There is a little sadness in that place, or the kind of quiet beauty that arises when thinking about life in a daze, will make the person who sees it unable to help but stop, observe, guess, or expect something in the distance?
In fact, there is no absolute restriction on the environment and theme for humanistic photography. We just need to reflect every bit of life through shooting pictures, or have relatively representative meaning, or can touch the audience's emotions and hearts, or relate to the emotions between you, me and him, or reflect a life and express a story in a moment, which can be a person, a thing, or everything else. The key is that we need to pay attention to observation, learn to experience life, and look at the world from different angles. Only in this way can we take photographic themes such as humanistic documentary to enrich the taste and emotions.
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