How beautiful is the street photo?

Answer 1

Here are some tips for taking good street photos:

** 1. Character Postures **
1. ** Using the steps **
- You can use the steps to sit casually, put your hands back and not look at the camera. Choose the appropriate clothing, such as the color of the Mellard color, and the shooting angle is slightly lower to make the picture have a sense of extension.
- Or do a stretching sideways sitting position and take a photo of the whole body. When sitting sideways, the body will relax and the arms will naturally stretch. With a realistic prop, choose a slightly higher overlooking angle to shoot.
2. ** With the help of backpacks and other props **
- Holding the backpack and turning his head to look to the side, it was suitable for half-body photos. The side light on the face could bring out the three-dimensional effect of the facial outline, and it could make the background blur appropriately. It could also add a sense of life with small items.
3. ** Natural standing posture **
- Stand naturally with your feet apart and slightly tidy up your clothes. It's suitable for full-body photos. It can be matched with the Millard color scheme. A slight side shot highlights the leg lines and body proportions.
- He could also hold his phone in one hand and coffee in the other and pose naturally. He could choose a slight side angle and look back while walking.
4. ** Dynamic Capture **
- Walk around the street and take photos. You can use roadside billboard or street lamp as the background and use continuous shooting mode to capture different moments.
- Or walk naturally on the street, holding coffee and mobile phones, etc., showing a relaxed and casual pace, walking back and forth a few times, taking a few shots, and the angle of the side body to match the direction of the forward movement to show a dynamic and smooth feeling.
5. ** Borrowing the help of objects on the street **
- When there are street signs on the street, you can lean sideways against the street sign, put your hands in your pockets, lean forward, and look at the camera.
- For a thinner railing, one hand grabbed the railing, crossed his legs, and stood on his toes. He could also hold the railing with his legs raised up to show his vitality.
- Using the armrest of the sliding door, she grabbed the armrest and tilted her head to smile at the camera. She crossed one leg backward.
- He stood with his legs crossed, his hands spread out diagonally, one hand supporting the door as support.
- Holding the sign with one hand and tilting his head to make an expression could create different styles.
- Leaning against the low fence by the roadside, put your arms on the fence and look straight at the camera, or put your arms on the fence as support, lean forward and capture the moment when the portrait turns around.
6. ** Other positions **
- Facing the sunlight, he raised his head slightly, held his coffee in one hand, and walked naturally with his phone in the other. He took a photo from the front of the character to enhance the light and shadow effects.
- He found a wall and squatted down, pretending to lower his head to play with his phone. He took a photo from the side and matched it with daily props to create a sense of everyday atmosphere.

** 2. Dealing with a messy environment **
1. Lowering the camera position and zooming in twice, he avoided the messy elements and left a large area of white space above the building. The characters were placed at the bottom of the screen.
2. The screen was horizontal, and only the architectural background was retained. The characters were separated by a dividing line, and the camera was close to the railing to block the messy elements. At the same time, it formed a guiding line to give a sense of extension.
3. He switched to double portrait mode to focus on the building behind him, forming a contrast between reality and reality, creating a sense of atmosphere.

** 3. Light utilization **
1. Make full use of the light during the golden hours (after sunrise and before sunset). At this time, the light is soft and warm, casting long shadows, creating a wonderful ethereal scene. By changing the position relative to the main body, you can take photos with different effects such as side light, back light, front light, etc. Pay attention to the exposure settings when shooting and check the camera image regularly.
2. Although the lighting was good during prime time, interesting high-contrast photos could be created at noon. Stormy weather could also provide a sufficient atmosphere, and different lighting conditions could be used according to needs.

** 4. In terms of shooting style **
1. If it was a street shot and you wanted to incorporate urban landscape photography elements, you could take a street shot with a background. Consider showing the street scene in the background, looking for a scene with people and putting them in the environment to provide scene information, such as shooting advertisements and window displays around shopping crowds, or shooting people sitting alone on benches.
2. It can be shot from above to show unique scenery, such as interesting roofs and street grids. If the area permits, you can use drones to take photos. You can also take photos on the observation deck, but you may encounter glass or fence interference. You can ask about tripod regulations before shooting (especially at night or at night).
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