Portrait photography may seem simple, but in fact, it hides mysteries! Avoid these fatal taboos, and your works will instantly get rid of the amateurish feeling.
For beginners new to portrait photography, lenses with focal lengths of 50mm and 85mm are inevitable choices.
Today, let's talk about the three elements of photographic exposure: aperture, shutter, and ISO.
When learning photography, you must have heard that M mode is relatively "advanced". Maybe you’ve tried it a few times but couldn’t even get a properly exposed shot.
The true essence of photography is often simple: a good photo only needs one main subject.
Why are shot sizes so important? Because they can
Summer is a perfect season for taking photos. The sunshine, breeze, green leaves, and light clothing all contribute to naturally captured photos, easily creating a relaxed and bright atmosphere.
Let the characters stroll among the branches to form a scattered spatial structure and increase the layering of the picture. At the same time, after the front branches are blurred, the photos will have a stronger atmosphere.
Who says you have to go to popular internet-famous spots to take beautiful photos? Actually, the most beautiful scenery is right around us!
In photography creation, landscape photos are undoubtedly an excellent medium to showcase the grandeur and delicate beauty of nature.
The 50mm prime lens has become a "evergreen" because it precisely meets entry-level needs, offers good value for money, and addresses scene-specific pain points
Photography is magical; it can indeed change a person, including their mental outlook. Ever since I started engaging in photography, my entire mental state has been different.
Photography has always been result-oriented. When we evaluate a photographer, we often talk about how good their shooting skills are.
Low-angle shooting: Squat close to the ground and use puddles to reflect buildings, neon lights, or human figures, forming a symmetrical composition (e.g., smartphone lenses can gently touch the water surface for shooting).
Light Control: Use ambient low light (such as moonlight by the window, street lamps, or candlelight) as the main light source. Avoid direct harsh light to retain dark details and create an atmospheric mood.
As a user, you only need to remember your camera's mount and nothing else. When you want to buy a lens, just tell the merchant the mount you need. If you can't explain it clearly, report your camera model to them.
I wonder if when people first get into photography, the first thing they think about is how to "play well" with photography. Few people consider that if they don't have a thorough understanding of photography, it's easy to fall into the trap of being "played by photography."
