Learn These 5 Tricks And Shoot The Good Guys Right Now!

Do you want to shoot better for your friends or family?

Learn the following 5 guidelines to make your photography skills different.

First strokes

Keep the background concise.

Beware of objects that may interfere with the subject in the background.

Whenever you shoot anything, press the shutter before checking the edge of the viewfinder. It's always wise to make sure that there is no mess in the picture.

Second strokes

Composition using three points method

The three score method is a very effective composition rule and can be applied to

It is one of the most commonly used methods of composition.

In the example, it is much more powerful to move the main body to the edge of the screen and close the lens to fill the picture more fully than to put the main body in the middle.

To make use of the three point method, you can use imagination (or open the grid in real time viewfinder mode) to divide horizons into three equal parts horizontally and vertically, and then focus visual attention on the intersection points of lines.

Using the three score method, you can produce more powerful and vivid pictures.

Third strokes

Try the box in box.

The "box in box" composition method is applicable to scenery and portrait works, and can ensure that your photos really attract the eye.

Try to find natural "frames" in the environment. They can guide the audience's attention to your main body. Trees, walls, windows or open doors can play the role.

Fourth strokes

Create guidance line

The natural formation or other form of guide line can be effectively attracted to the audience's view and directly across the picture to the subject.

In this work, the path full of leaves leads people's eyes to the model.

In shooting, we always look for relevant elements in space or natural environment, such as fences, walls, streams and so on, to complete the guidance of sight.

At the same time, this will bring some visual pleasure to the picture.

Fifth strokes

Capturing hearts with eyes

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To ensure that their eyes focus, this is the simplest way to communicate with viewers and pictures.

It's also effective to let your model move away from the lens, creating a sense of narrative and making the picture meaningful.

If your model looks at the side of the picture, please leave room in that direction to make sure that the gaze of the model can be "meaningful".