5 mantras for portrait photography, you can use it at any time in daily life, help you take photos of beauty portraits
There is no nonsense, the mantra is here, and the following is explained in detail: Don’t be too embarrassed to pose. Waiting for a snow in winter. Do not stick the wall when shooting. Pure white background overexposed solution. Don't be stiff and tilt.
Learn the formulas with the example pictures, and you can see more clearly and remember them when shooting.
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1. Don’t be too embarrassed to pose.
This photo in Figure 2, , you must have seen where it was wrong. It doesn’t matter when taking photos, but posing is too squeamish, and will not look good, and Figure 2 makes this mistake.
Figure 2:
Figure 3 error, have you seen it?
Figure 3:
Figure 3's posture, is a bit natural, but the person being photographed is too close to the background, which leads to the background being photographed very clearly. Although the background is relatively unified, has no sense of space between the person being photographed, and the picture looks too general. Here in Figure 4, the posture is appropriate, the background environment is far enough away from the person, so that it can be photographed very blurred, and the space of the photo is very good.
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2. Waiting for a snow in winter.
How can you take photos in winter when taking pictures? must wait for the snow to take pictures before shooting. When shooting, you must pay attention to adjusting the shutter speed to keep the dynamic effect of the snow falling in the camera.
Figure 5:
In winter, you should pay attention to the color of the clothes being photographed and the snow. Do not wear clothes with too light colors. , black like Figure 5, green like Figure 6, and green like Figure 6.
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3. Do not stick the wall when shooting.
When taking photos at home, it is a good with the wall as the background. If the space is large enough, don’t put the wall too close to it. When shooting, don’t bring the floor, it will be better.
Figure 7:
The person who was photographed has enough distance from the wall, and the picture will feel more spatial. Without the floor, the picture will appear cleaner and simpler. At the same time, the color of the clothes of the person being photographed must be different from the background. In the picture, as the main body, it will be more conspicuous, like the red skirt in Figure 7, which is good.
4. Overexposure of pure white background.
How do you take pictures of the pure white background like Figure 8 at home? should pay attention to two points here. First, you need to have white soft curtains so that the person being photographed stands in front of the curtains. and it is best to choose in the noon time period, so that the background will be overexposed. When shooting, focus on the person's eyes and increase the exposure. lets the white curtains on the background be completely exposed, and you can take a pure white background like Figure 8.
Figure 8:
If a person faces the camera, there is no light on the person's face, and it is easy to take a very dark shot. You can look like in Figure 8, which makes people face the camera sideways. is also facing the window sideways. The window light can fill up the light on the face of a person.
5. Don’t be stiff and tilt.
Figure 9:
Figure 9, Figure 10, and Figure 11, which of the three photos do you think are better? There are some errors in Figure 11. Have you seen it? The two photos in Figure 9 and Figure 10 look more beautiful. Because the character does not look stiff, there are some twists, such as in Figure 9, lift one hand to the top of the head and the other hand to lift the corner of the skirt, forming an S shape.
Figure 10:
Figure 10 One hand holds the flower on the top of the head, the other hand is behind the back, and both legs are on both sides. does not stand straight there, but has an inclined angle. This can make the person being photographed look more natural, and the posture is not stiff. Here in Figure 11, although the hands are moving, the legs are a little stiff, facing the camera straight, and it looks a bit rigid. Do you agree?
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