Photographic etiquette in formal occasions

Taking photos and videos on formal occasions requires high etiquette because of its formality. There are usually four basic considerations.

First, the instrument is neat. For example, you can't have long hair; For example, you can't show your breasts topless; For example, you can't be disheveled. To this end, it is necessary to make some basic modifications to personal instruments, otherwise they will be laughed at by others.

Second, choose the venue. For example, people in this photo or video should be photographed. Two people who can't be fucked are gone, or one person has only half a face. Otherwise, its commemorative significance and collection significance are poor, and the picture is not beautiful. Furthermore, the light should be moderate, not too dazzling, not too exposed, and not too dark. Besides, should the environment be as beautiful as possible?

Third, the posture is elegant. Pay attention to the correct and beautiful posture when shooting, and stand, sit, hand position, foot position and head position should be natural and appropriate. You should lean on your side. You should stand up straight. Hands should be hung down and placed naturally, or placed in front of the abdomen or hung at the trouser line. Don't mess around, such as people sitting in danger, you two put your hands in your pockets, or you have one arm. Obviously, your personality is too strong. In addition, it should be noted that when taking pictures on formal occasions, some postures are taboo, such as squatting, lying down, sitting with legs crossed, etc. This is often not elegant.

Fourth, clear priorities. When taking photos and videos on formal occasions, we must pay attention to clear priorities. What do you mean? This refers to sorting and ranking, not only when sitting, but also when taking pictures and videos. Informal occasions don't matter. You must pay attention to this in formal occasions.

When taking photos or videos, pay attention to the following points in the arrangement of specific locations:

First, the center is higher than the sides. If you stand in a row, the person in the middle is tall. This is self-evident. For example, if a family is in tune, it must be grandparents, parents in the middle and younger generations on both sides. Unless today is your birthday and you are the birthday girl, it's none of your business.

Second, the front row is higher than the back row. When a row of people can't fit, sometimes two rows can be arranged. When you are in two rows, the people in the front row are higher in rank than those in the back row. Because people in the back row may stand on the steps or even chairs. This often happens when we take group photos.

Third, people sitting are taller than those standing. For example, when we take a group photo together, people in the first row sit and people in the back row stand. The people sitting here are usually elders, leaders, guests and VIPs. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the fact that guests can't be placed on both sides of the handle, and the people on the handle are generally from the owner's side.

Fourth, the right side is higher than the left side. Our traditional habit is to be left-handed. When I go home to see my parents' wedding photos, I will notice that men are left and women are right, which is actually a concrete embodiment of the tradition of men being superior to women. But now that we are opening to the outside world, we pay attention to the integration with international practices. In fact, international practice is rights-oriented. Generally speaking, speaking of this, public relations etiquette is also rights-oriented. In view of this, when taking a group photo or taking a photo, when the host and guest stand side by side or sit down, the position of the person on the right is higher than that of the person on the left.

When taking pictures or videos, you often need inscriptions as a souvenir. Have you noticed? Some group photos and commemorative photos often require writing some words to commemorate themselves. There are three specific requirements for the inscription to be reserved as a souvenir.

First, the handwriting is clear. Don't scribble when inscribing, which should not destroy the whole photo and video picture.

Second, be concise. Don't take the guest as the main object and pretend to be the host. In fact, whether in a photo or a video, the most important thing is the people on it, not the words. It is not appropriate for you to write on other people's faces or stand in most areas of the picture.

Third, it is correct. Inscriptions need to pay attention to their accuracy. For example, if you take a commemorative photo, you should explain the theme of the activity, and if you take a group photo, you should write the names of the participants in the normal order. If you can't write on the photo, you should attach explanatory text and list Zhang San, Li Si, Wang Wu and Liu Zhao one by one from front to back and from left to right. Otherwise, when you pick up the photo of primary school, you will have the problem of not remembering someone's name clearly.