Capture the warmth of photographyTo capture the warmth of photography, you can start from the following aspects:
** 1. The photographer's driving force **
1. ** Cultivate love **
- The driving force behind photography was passion. Only when the photographer himself was interested and passionate about photography could he take a photo with feelings. Because only when you have feelings for yourself can you bring feelings to others through your works.
2. ** Good at observation and accumulation **
- The process of photography was a process of continuous accumulation, including both technical and aesthetic aspects. For a newbie, it was often difficult to find interesting scenes to shoot. This was a sign of a lack of accumulation. After a long period of observation (months or even years), one could slowly discover the details in life that were worth capturing, thus forming a "photographic eye."
** 2. Shooting Techniques **
1. ** Light and shadow and composition **
- You can look for the feeling from the perspective of light and shadow, composition, and other photographic languages. For example, light and shadow were an eternal topic for photographers. Under different lighting conditions, they could capture pictures with temperature. For example, in winter, using specific lighting would make the picture more sensational.
- In the composition, you should pay attention to the main body. For example, in character photography, you should pay attention to the expression of the portrait, so that the main body of the character is prominent, and the environment is too messy and distracts the attention of the main body.
2. ** Color Usage **
- Different colors had different temperatures. For example, red, orange, and yellow would make people feel warm, while blue and cyan would make people feel cold.
- This feature could be used when taking pictures of plants. For example, when taking pictures of flowers, the warm light of the morning sun or the setting sun could be used to make the whole picture feel warm. The color of the plants could also be used, such as taking pictures of trees turning yellow in autumn to show warmth and harvest.
- When shooting in a large environment, if the sunlight was more intense, the photo would look warmer.
3. ** Weather and Scene Selection **
- He could directly shoot a certain type of weather to reflect the temperature. For example, taking photos of chairs after rain and streets after snow to reflect the cold, and taking photos of sunlight shining in the kitchen to reflect the warmth of the home.
- In terms of scene selection, for example, when shooting people, you could choose a representative scene, such as capturing the moment of a student game in a campus basketball scene, or aiming the camera at the busy street scene of ordinary workers in the city (such as delivery men and cleaners).
- In the composition, the use of scene elements, such as the use of the bridge deck lines to layer the picture, or the use of elements in the scene to enhance the tension of the picture, such as the different working directions of the delivery man and the cleaner to form a double viewpoint.
** 3. Post-processing **
- The same photo could be retouched to show two different temperatures. For example, using Snapseed software, after opening the photo, you can add contrast, saturation, and atmosphere in the adjustment picture options to make the color more vibrant; For areas with different temperatures in the picture (such as the warm sky and the cool water), you can perform targeted processing, such as enhancing the cool color and softness of the water surface, while ensuring the clarity of other elements in the picture (such as stone texture).
** 4. Borrowing and Learning **
- For those who lacked photography experience, they could imitate and learn from good teachers and works. In the process of imitation, they gradually formed their own ideas and creativity, which helped to take warm photos.
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