What do you mean by posing?

Posing means deliberately arranging the scene so that the characters can pose for shooting.

Posture refers to the process that the photographer creates a certain environment, designs a certain plot, lets the photographer perform and finally shoots according to his own ideas. In this process, photographers often act as directors. Posted photos often have better lighting and composition, more beautiful backgrounds, more beautiful models and more dramatic plots.

Swing technique

1, stand looking for lines. When shooting, find some lines perpendicular to the ground, because these lines are straight, which can set off the thin and slim person being photographed. When the shooter stands sideways, he can lean against the post, as shown in Figure 2. If he is facing the camera, don't forget to bend his arms and legs, so that his figure will look more beautiful.

2. Sit and don't bend over. Sit and take pictures, if you want to look good, don't bend over, because when you sit and take pictures, the person being photographed is shorter. If you bend over again, you will look depressed and tall, which can make people look slimmer, even if the clothes you wear are loose.

3. Don't squint your eyes. It is right to guide the subject with some expressions, but don't guide the subject to pick up eyes. This kind of eyes will make his eyes white and ugly. If people are frightened or frightened inside, they will have such an expression, which will also make the photos look less beautiful. Look at picture 7, smile and look at the camera. There is a small flower in the hair, and the expression and posture are good.

4. The backhand is slender. First of all, let the person being photographed stand gracefully, with his legs in front of each other, forming a bend, and his hands are high and low, forming an S-shaped curve. This posture will be more beautiful when shooting. The photographer will take the camera and squat down to shoot it, which will make the person who is photographed look more tall and slim.

5. Put your legs in the corner. If you sit and take a photo, you can also make the person you are taking a photo look thin, extend your legs to the angle of the photo, and make your legs look long.