The application of creative photography
There were many applications for creative photography: - ** Art Creation **: - It could be used to create images by combining, rearranging, replacing, and composing images. For example, it could create stunning works through double exposure and multiple exposure, such as the effect of people, plants, or buildings. It could also combine real photos with virtual scenes to create surrealist works of art, forming a dream world that originated from reality and was higher than reality. - They could use different forms of expression to create unique artistic effects, such as using the reflection in the water to make the ordinary street scene more poetic, shooting from the perspective of the miniature world, and using the borrowed position to modify the actual shooting effect. - ** Portrait photography **: In portrait photography, if you don't want to take pictures of people's faces, there are many creative ways to take pictures. For example, using props to cover the face, adjusting the shooting angle to the side or shooting the back to achieve a "faceless" effect, or using a combination of virtual and real to blur the main body of the portrait to create a mysterious color. - ** Night scene shooting **: creative photography can be used to shoot large night scenes. For example, find a place where you can't see your own fingers and there is a reflection. Mount the camera on a tripod for a long exposure (shutter speed of about 20s, 13 - 30s, the darker the longer, aperture F8 - F16), and then create a light painting. - ** Business **: With the rapid development of the economy, creative photography has influenced the design of print advertisements with its powerful image expression and real visual art. It has also influenced people's consumption patterns and guided people's consumption concepts. Read more exciting novels for free
The application of optical knowledge in photography
In photography, optical knowledge had many applications: 1. ** Using the characteristics of light to express the subject **: Light has three characteristics: intensity, direction, and color temperature. Through these characteristics, the subject's shape, tone, color, sense of space, beauty, and realism can be expressed. 2. ** Reflection on the light source ** - ** Light Source Type **: It can be divided into natural light (such as sunlight, moon, starlight, and bioluminescent light) and artificial light (such as lighting, photography lamps). In cell phone photography, the main light sources were the sun and lights. Different light sources would have different effects on the photo. - ** The size, distance, and nature of the light source **: The wider (larger) and closer the light source, the softer the light; the narrower (smaller) and farther the light source, the harder the light. Diffuse scattering could disperse light, making the light source wider and softer, and the reflected light was diffused light, which also made the light softer. In addition, the farther the light source was, the faster the light would decay, and the darker the main body would be. - ** Sunlight at different times **: When the sun is the main light source, the golden time for shooting is from 0° to 45°. 0° to 15° was the sunrise and sunset period. The sun was close to the horizon, and the light was softer. It was suitable for taking many types of photos. Many landscape photography blockbusters were created at this time. He could also use his shadow to determine if the sun's height was around 45°. When the height and the length of the shadow were about the same, he would reach this angle. 3. ** The use of light position **: Light position refers to the position relationship between the phone, the light source, and the subject. Different light positions have different effects. - ** Straight Light **: The light source is in front of the subject. The phone, the light source, and the subject are in a straight line. It could show the shape and color of the subject very well. It was often used in landscape photography to show the terrain and topography. It was also suitable for showing the details or local features of the person, but the picture lacked three-dimensional sense and artistry. - Backlight: The light source is behind the subject. The phone, light source, and subject are in a straight line. - Side Light: The light source is on the left and right sides of the subject. The phone, the light source, and the subject form a 90° angle. It can be divided into front light, front side light, and side back light. It is the most widely used light position in portrait photography. It is suitable for expressing the texture, outline, shape, texture, and emotional personality of the character. It can also create rich light and shadow changes. It is widely used in various photography fields. - ** Side Backlight **: The light source is behind the subject. The phone, the light source, and the subject form a 135° angle. - ** Front Light **: The light source is in front of the subject. The phone, the light source, and the subject form a 45° angle. - ** Top Light **: The light source is directly above the subject. - ** Underlight **: The light source is directly below the subject. 4. ** Effect of light quality **: Light quality can be divided into hard light, soft light, concentrated light, and scattered light. Different light quality would affect the texture and atmosphere of the photo. 5. ** Light Type Setting **: The light type includes the main light, auxiliary light, background light, outline light, and decorative light. A reasonable setting of the light type can highlight the main body and enrich the image. 6. ** Color color (color temperature) selection **: Color color is also known as "color temperature", divided into warm light and cold light, different colors can create different emotional atmosphere. 7. ** Control of light ratio **: The light ratio is the ratio of the dark and bright parts of the scene (the contrast). The appropriate light ratio can make the picture show the ideal contrast. 8. ** The application of lenses in optical instruments: Lenses are divided into positive lenses (thick in the middle and thin at the edge, which can focus light, also known as converging lenses or concave lenses) and negative lenses (thin in the middle and thick at the edge, which can diverge light, also known as divergent lenses or concave lenses). There is also a lens with a thick center edge used for flat glasses. Different types of lenses were used in various optical instruments. For example, a single positive lens could be used to form a magnifying glass, and a negative lens was used for old glasses and short-sighted glasses. Complex optical instruments such as cameras, slide projector, projector, telescope, microscope, etc. were also made up of different lenses. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The application of color filter in photography
In photography, color filter was widely used: 1. ** In terms of black and white photography ** - It is used to correct the color sensitivity of black-and-white films. - To adjust the contrast, for example, through the effect of a filter, the contrast between different tones in the picture would be changed to achieve the desired visual effect. - Eliminate the interference light and reduce the stray light that might affect the image quality. 2. ** Color photography ** - Correct the color temperature of the light source to ensure that under different lighting conditions, such as lighting with different color temperatures or natural light, the color can be accurately restored or achieve the color effect that the photographer wants. - Compensate the color. When the color in the picture is deviated due to various reasons (such as the influence of the environmental color, the characteristics of the film or the sensor itself, etc.), the filter can adjust the color. 3. ** Special Effects ** - The use of special shapes, structures, and optical properties of the filter can make the photos have special effects. For example: - The UV-filter (Ultraviolet Mirror) was made of colorless and transparent optical glass containing lead (which could absorb short light waves). It could absorb the ultra-violet light and eliminate the effects of fog. It was usually installed on the lens to protect the lens without exposure correction. - The Skylight Mirror (Skylight filter) is a light pink color that can absorb a little blue and violet light. It is used to eliminate the light blue hue on color films in cloudy or cloudy places. - The colored filter could filter out a portion of the light in the spectrum, allowing only a certain amount of light to pass through. Different colored filter colors had different effects. For example: - The Y-colored filter absorbed the violet and blue-violet light, giving the correct contrast between the day and the white clouds. - O orange filter can make red and yellow stand out, green and blue darker, suitable for mountain areas, seaside and other occasions. - The G green filter brightened the green leaves in the sun, making it suitable for taking close-ups of flowers in the park and people in the soft sunlight. - The R red filter lightens the red color and darkens the other colors. It can be used to create the effect of the moon in the morning light or infrared photography. - Close-up lens (half-length lens) was a concave lens with a long focal length. It was installed at the front of the camera lens to shorten the focal length of the lens. It was used to shoot small objects at close range and copy documents. When used, it needed to increase the exposure time by about a quarter. - The Reiden 80 color filter was blue in appearance. When using daylight color film to shoot under an iodine-tungsten lamp (the color temperature of the light source was lower than the equilibrium color temperature of the film, and the color tone of the photo would be particularly red), the color filter could increase the color temperature of the light source, and the color reproduction would be normal, but it needed to compensate for the level 1 and level 2 exposure. - A soft light mirror (diffusing filter) uses the diffusing effect of light to make the originally bright and clear scenery become hazy and blurry, achieving a hazy and beautiful mood. For example, when shooting a girl or an old man, it can create a different atmosphere. - Starlight mirrors (such as cross-shaped mirrors and rice-shaped mirrors) can reflect point light sources and mirrors to form 4, 6, or 8-star starlight effects in photos. The intersecting lines in the mirror can be used to diffuse light. When shooting water or strong light sources (such as night street lamps, car lights, stage lights, etc.), it can produce starlight effects. - Rainbow lens (light filter) can produce a radiant and colorful effect when shooting scenes under strong sunlight, night lights, and stage flashes. - Hollow lenses (halo lenses) used a small hole in the middle of the close-up lens to make certain parts of the scene clear and bright. The surrounding was a virtual surface. Rainbow Starlight Mirror, Soft Focus Mirror, Soft Net Mirror, Spider Web Mirror, and Magic Mirror could highlight this effect. - The multi-prism (multi-image filter) grinded into a number of small planes on the mirror surface, causing the photo to produce multiple identical images, forming a patterned picture. The multi-image lens could be roughly divided into four types. One of them was a flat transparent part in the middle, and the surrounding was grinded into a number of small planes. The center of the photo was a clear image, and there were several images with slightly lower clarity around it. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
creative photography horse
Here are some tips for creative photography: 1. ** Building trust and ensuring safety ** - Horses were sensitive to human emotions. Before filming, one had to establish "trust" with the horse and avoid showing fear or anxiety to prevent the horse from becoming nervous. - Safety first, listen carefully to the horse owner's advice before shooting, let the horse know themselves and the shooting equipment. You can give the horse snacks according to the horse owner's suggestion to build a good impression, and take a test shot before the official shooting. If the horse is anxious about the camera sound, you need to change the telephoto lens to take a long-distance photo. 2. ** Device Selection ** - Avoiding wide-angle or artistic lenses that easily cause lens distortion, you can choose a standard lens, which can produce a natural image that roughly matches what the human eye sees, and can use a large aperture, suitable for low-light and shallow depth of field photography. - A telephoto lens was also necessary, such as a 70 - 200mm telephoto lens. It could maintain the shooting distance without disturbing the horses, and was suitable for action photography and could produce a natural perspective. Also, don't forget to use a lens filter or bring a cloth to clean the optical devices. 3. ** Shooting Mode and Focus ** - Switch the camera to continuous shooting and continuous focus mode (Canon's AI Servo, Nikon's AF-C) to shoot a moving horse. This way, the camera can track the focus as the horse moves. - It was easy to capture a horse in motion with a pan shot. For example, the shutter speed was faster than 1/2000, so the horse's flowing mane could be clearly captured. It was necessary to leave enough negative space in the direction of the horse's movement to avoid the illusion of a "cage" when the photo was cropped. 4. ** Details and background processing ** - Don't forget to capture the details of the horse, such as the ears. Shooting from a unique angle can create a unique effect. - In terms of background selection, avoid the background being too close to the color of the horse. You can use a large aperture to blur the background or separate the horse from the background elements in post-processing. 5. ** Shooting according to the type of horse ** - Different breeds of horses had different characteristics. If you were to shoot a horse in an equestrian performance, you should first ask about the breed of the horse and look up its personality characteristics on the Internet so that it would be easier to shoot. 6. ** Special Shooting Techniques ** - Sounds can be used to attract the horse's attention to make the horse's ears erect. The ears facing forward and complementing the head can show that the horse is confident and good behavior. - For example,"Rhyme of Horses" used the "repetitive stacking method" of multiple exposure. With the water as the background, for the same scene, the same horse, using the same focal length, the same shutter speed, and the same aperture to shoot a part of the horse in a staggered position. Three times of exposure, and each time the exposure compensation was reduced by one block, all using the "average" mode, the contrast and saturation could be adjusted later to complete the work. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Kuajia creative photography
Framed creative photography was a type of photography technique. The following were some common framed creative photography methods: ** 1. Use building elements as a framework ** 1. ** Wall frame ** - You can choose the wall of the building as the frame. For example, when shooting the Palace Museum, the darker wall as the outer frame could guide the line of sight to the buildings in the frame. The main body of the building in the middle frame would produce a strong perspective effect, which was in line with people's visual psychology and gave people the feeling of viewing the landscape through the frame. 2. ** Door frame ** - The door of the building could also be used as a frame. For example, when shooting the Imperial Garden of the Forbidden City, the door nails on the red door could form a radiating guide line to guide the line of sight to the Qianqiu Pavilion in the Imperial Garden. The upside-down shot could also increase the spatial perspective of the picture. When shooting in Gubei Water Town, Miyun, Beijing, the quaint gate could form a black frame in the red leaf season, with hanging red ivy, flower windows, bricks and tiles to form an autumn picture scroll. 3. ** Window frame ** - The Chinese windows were varied in shape and ingenious in design. They were works of art in themselves. When shooting through the Chinese window, like shooting the autumn scenery of Boston ivy outside the window, the hollowed out window pane could highlight the middle scenery, making the viewer feel as if they were there, feeling the touch of the leaves, smelling the autumn leaves, seeing the autumn colors, and so on. When filming the buildings of the Forbidden City, the hollowed windows allowed one to see the palace walls outside the window. The red palace walls contrasted with the blue sky, adding aesthetic meaning and spatial beauty to the buildings. 4. ** Opening frame ** - Apart from doors and windows, various holes could also be used as frames. This kind of picture frame could focus one's gaze on the building. The irregular shape of the hole could also break the dull and solemn feeling of the building and add interest. ** 2. Create a framework through other means ** - He could open the camera's wide angle and use his hand to make a frame shape. He could shoot through the gap and get a picture-in-picture effect. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The application of photography in art appreciation class
In high school art appreciation teaching, photography had many applications: 1. ** Stimulate learning interest and improve efficiency **: Teachers can guide students to understand the significance of art and photography knowledge and apply them to practice. For example, at the beginning of the lesson of " aesthetic self-discipline," he would bring the students to the field and take photos with their phones to let the students experience the feelings before they created. Since the students liked to take photos with their phones, this could effectively stimulate their interest in learning and improve their learning efficiency. 2. ** Broadening horizons and improving aesthetic ability **: Art appreciation requires students to have sufficient knowledge reserves, life experience, and experience. The infiltration of photography created practical opportunities for students. In the process of learning, they could expand their knowledge, broaden their horizons, and improve their aesthetic ability. For example, by filming farmers or grassroots workers, one could deeply feel the beauty of life, just like admiring Miller's " The Gleaners." 3. ** Penetrating photography foundation and strengthening photography module **: In the school's " Art Appreciation " basic module, the infiltration of photography will help students learn the " photography and video " module later. With the help of subject integration and infiltration, the educational goal could be better achieved. 4. ** Teaching objective design **: To let students learn to identify, appreciate, and evaluate photography works, feel the charm of photography, form strong observation skills and keen insight, and use them in art appreciation. For example, when appreciating the "Rembrandt Light" in "Night Patrol", you can arrange the light to shoot the plaster head, so that students can personally experience the shooting effect and deeply understand the charm of "Night Patrol". 5. ** Teaching timing **: Grasp the timing from the introduction of the preparation and other links to infiltrate the application of photography. For example, in the class of " aesthetic self-discipline," an impressionism segment was arranged in the analysis and introduction of foreign painting schools. Students were allowed to take photos in advance and understand the personal feelings and unique beauty expressed by the art works through observation and photography. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
What is a reflection photography application photo?
Reflected light photography was a photography method that used reflected light to take pictures. The photos used had many characteristics. In portrait photography, for example, under natural light, the subject's back was facing the light source, and a photo was taken by using a reflective plate to fill in the light on the subject's face. When taking pictures of merchandise or still life, the use of reflective props to reflect light onto the subject to take pictures also belonged to this category. In some scenes, the light was not directly emitted by the light source to illuminate the scene. Instead, props such as glass, horizontal surfaces, reflective plates, mirrors, etc. were used to reflect the light and then illuminate the photo taken. In these photos, the reflected light helped to create a suitable lighting environment, making the subject's light receive softer. You could also adjust the reflected light to fill in the light, control the contrast, and create eye light. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The application of color contrast in landscape photography
The following are some thesis topics on the use of color contrast in landscape photography: 1. " Study on the relationship between color contrast and visual impact in landscape photography " 2. " Exploration on the Use of Color Comparisons in Enhancing the Mood of Landscape Photographs " 3. " On the Strategy of Using Color Comparisons in Landscape Photographs of Different Seasons " 4. " The Expressiveness and Usage of Color Comparisons in Landscape Photographs " 5. " Color contrast: A study of the key elements to enhance the layering of landscape photography." 6. " Exploring the Different Usage of Color Comparisons in Natural Scenery and City Scenery Photographs " 7. " How to use color contrast to create a unique style in landscape photography " 8. " The role and application of color contrast in landscape photography composition " <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The application skills of flash in portrait photography
In portrait photography, the flash had the following application techniques: 1. * * avoid direct flash **: In portrait photography, if possible, avoid using flash directly on the subject. This was because a direct flash would cause the light to reflect back to the lens in a straight line, causing the shadow of the face to disappear. There was no shadow direction on both sides of the face, making the photo lack character. 2. * * Choice of main light or shadow fill **: There are two main ways to use the flash when shooting portraits. One was to be used as the main light, which could make the main body stand out in the background and clearly show the direction of light and shadow, and the other was to fill in the shadows. 3. * * Use white objects to reflect the flash **: When shooting, the larger the light source, the softer the light. With the help of the white scene or the reflection of the ceiling, the light can be reflected from a wider range, thus making the light softer. 4. * * Use with a soft light box **: The soft light box can increase the light source area and diffuse the light, making the light look softer. It is very helpful when you need to trigger the flash directly. 5. * * Portrait shooting with black background **: When shooting portraits with black background, you need a narrow aperture (f-value) and a relatively fast shutter speed. If the flash has a high-speed synchronization function, it will be more convenient to take photos. 6. * * Flash for outdoor use **: Flash can be used not only in low-light situations, but also for outdoor shooting. It can play a role in many outdoor scenes. 7. * * Use multiple flashes **: After increasing the number of flashes, you can manually control the main light, shadow light, and all light effects in the image, including using various effects (such as flash effects, smoke, or colorful dream effects) to make the image more beautiful. 8. * * Using high-speed sync flash to take sports photos **: High-speed sync is a flash function that can combine the flash with a fast shutter speed. It can be used to take a freeze-frame shot while using the flash. It is suitable for shooting people in motion. 9. * * How to use it when shooting in the sunset or evening **: When shooting in the sunset or evening, first take a picture with the sky as the correct exposure (use the M file, set the sensitivity to 100, and determine the aperture value according to the sky light at the scene, such as 13). At this time, the character's face will be very dark. Then plug in the flash and shoot at the character. According to the exposure of the character, adjust the flash index (if it is too bright, turn it down, if it is too dark, turn it up) until the character and background are exposed correctly. If the backlighting of the background gradually weakens and causes the background to be under-exposed, you can lighten the background by reducing the shutter speed. This is because the shutter speed determines the exposure of the continuous light source (such as sunlight), and the aperture determines the exposure of the instantaneous light source (flash). 10. * * Light direction adjustment **: Some flashes can be installed with a flash guide and inserted into the camera, so that the flash can flash from different angles to achieve the purpose of adjusting the light direction. 11. * * Adjusts according to different lighting conditions **: When the light is too strong (such as the strong sunlight makes the picture too bright and the details are unclear) or the light is too weak, the flash can help adjust and change the influence of natural light. Control the amount of light as needed to obtain better shooting results. 12. * * Create special visual effects **: Flash can increase the interest and uniqueness of the image, such as emphasizing scattered light when shooting in the rain, or helping to see smoke in the atmosphere. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The application of high-speed photography in movies
In movies, high-speed photography had many uses and effects. High-speed photography could capture subtle movements and details, showing scenes such as racing at high speeds. For example, in "The Lost Control Player," high-speed photography was used for high-speed dynamic shots. It could capture the instantaneous movements of racing cars at high speeds, allowing the audience to see details that were difficult to detect at normal speeds. In terms of battle scenes, taking 300 Spartans as an example, high-speed photography was a key visual technique to shape the battle scene. Through visual impact and a sense of movement, it expressed the tense atmosphere of the battle, and highlighted the fighting morale and team spirit. The equipment used in high-speed photography (such as high-speed cameras, shutter control systems, etc.) and techniques (such as using high-speed shutter speeds to capture instantaneous movements) provided the foundation for visual presentation in movies. High-speed cameras had a high frame rate and shutter speed, which could capture subtle changes in motion in every frame. The shutter control system could precisely control the opening and closing time of the shutter to ensure accurate capture of high-speed motion. In addition, the combination of high-speed photography and slow motion could create a strong visual impact and heroism in the movie. It would help to create an epic atmosphere, allowing the audience to appreciate the details of the action more clearly and feel the greatness of the battle and the importance of history. For example,"300 Spartans" successfully used this combination to highlight the bravery and glory in the battle scene. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
Food, creative selfie photography
Here are some tips for creative food selfie photography: * * 1. Props and Equipment ** 1. * * Dealing with reflections ** - Choose a prop that doesn't reflect light. For example, in food photography, plates, bowls, etc. could be made of salt-glazed porcelain or terracotta, and tableware could be made of dull silverware or wooden utensils. For bottles and glasses, if there is a problem with light reflection, you can use a Matt Finishing Spray, or try using Deodorant and Hair Spray to achieve a Matt effect. - Using auxiliary equipment. For example, the use of a prismatic mirror to reduce the reflection of food and tableware to avoid excessive reflection; when shooting against the light, the hood can reduce glare and "ghosting". 2. * * Screen Selection ** - Try using a 0.5x super wide-angle lens. When shooting, extend the food to the camera and tilt the plate down. The character's head should be stuck on the appropriate line. * * 2. Shooting Techniques ** 1. * * Shooting angle ** - * * Top angle (lying flat)**: Make the sensor parallel to the plane of the subject. This is a common angle. - * * 45-degree angle **: Place the camera at a 45-degree angle to a flat table or the surface of the food, imitating the way the eyes usually see food. - * * On one level **: Lower the camera to the height of the subject (the lens is usually above the table). - He could also make use of creative angles, such as when taking photos in a restaurant with a 0.5x super wide-angle camera, using operations such as extending the food to the camera and tilting the plate downward. 2. * * Composing Skills ** - Pay attention to the positioning of the elements (food, bowls, cutlery, etc.) in the frame of the food photography composition. For example, straight lines and squares convey stability, while diagonal and triangular compositions form dynamic images. Most cameras have a grid with the rule of thirds, which places the key elements in a third of the frame. - You can try different compositions, such as the middle composition to highlight the main body position, such as holding food high in the photo. 3. * * Shooting Method ** - Take more shots to achieve the effect of practice makes perfect, and choose the appropriate shooting angle to arrange and combine. - Try macro photography to produce magnified close-ups of food and add variety to food photography. - Using the creative displacement method and the perspective principle of "near big far small". For example, by placing an object in front of the camera, the subject would be far away from the camera to create a sense of distance, and then cooperate with different scene movements (such as the character making a running posture as if chasing the apple in the picture); or like a couple's interaction, placing heart-shaped biscuits between the two people, pushing and blocking; or using fruits and vegetables to create a unique "clothing" for the character. 4. * * camera settings ** - There were three settings to consider when exposing an image: the opening of the lens through which the light passed (aperture), the time the light entered (shutter speed), and the degree to which the light was magnified by the camera (Iso). If you have a stationary subject and are using a tripod, first adjust the aperture to get the desired depth of field, keep the USB at 100, and then slow down the shutter speed to properly expose the photo. It should be noted that the higher the USB, the more noise there will be in the photo; the lower the USB, the smoother and clearer the result will be (all other conditions being the same). Different aperture values have different effects. A small aperture (such as f/22) can make the whole picture clear and sharp, but the background and other elements may distract the audience. A large aperture (such as f/2.8) can make the background blurred and highlight the main body. Different focal lengths also have different effects. Wide-angle lenses (such as 35mm) have a wide field of view, but there may be problems with distortion and weak out-of-focus blurring ability; telephoto lenses (such as 135mm) have a high degree of background blurring but require a long shooting distance; standard lenses (such as 85mm) are closer to the human eye's imaging characteristics and have a natural performance effect. * * 3. Enhancement of image effects ** 1. * * Color matching ** - There was a game of matching the colors of food and clothing. There was a game of matching the colors of food and clothing. There was also a game of contrasting colors. The bold contrast of colors stimulated the visual senses. 2. * * Add decorations ** - Adding objects that matched the color of the scene, such as lemons and green leaves, or sprinkling some white sugar particles on the plate, could make the photo look new and increase its visual appeal. 3. * * Selection of background ** - When shooting indoors, try to change the background. A background with directional lines, uniform texture, or spiral curves would give the audience a different feeling, and they could try a variety of things according to their personal preferences and the nature of the dish. 4. * * Light utilization ** - If you choose natural light as the light source, you can use a reflective board to guide the light to illuminate the main body from the side, or use a soft light board to filter the light to produce soft scattered light. Different types of light will bring different atmosphere and shadow effects to the work. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>