Is it easy to compose photography?

The composition of photography is not difficult. It is recommended to pay attention to the following points:

(1) Golden section formula: Place the subject at the golden section of the entire frame. This effect is in line with people's ordinary psychology and is also a traditional composition method.

(2) Balanced style: The subject is not placed independently in the middle, but separated up and down, left and right, so that each part can give people a sense of balance, just like the two sides of a scale. Same as the tray at the end.

(3) Contrast type: Objects with very different shapes, sizes, and colors are artificially placed together to better express their respective characteristics in comparison.

(4) Repeating style: When photographing a motorcade waiting to set off or a tree-lined tree beside a highway, you can shoot from an oblique side so that it extends repeatedly from near to far, from large to small to far away.

(5) Triangle pose: If you are photographing a person standing under a tree with long branches, you can place the tree trunk at the far left of the screen and the person standing on the right side of the trunk, lower than the long hanging tree. The branches give a sense of triangular stability in form.

(6) Blank and filled style: You can make the picture have only one object and nothing else, or you can make the picture full of the same thing without leaving any space. This composition method It is helpful to express the appearance characteristics of a certain object, and it is also convenient to express the bustling flow of people.

(7) Block composition: When shooting people standing under the arched bridge piers, the arched bridge piers can trap people, thus creating a sense of enclosed emptiness.

(8) S-form composition: When shooting a curved river or distant mountain, it can appear completely on the entire screen. If it is curved up or down, it can be shot vertically. If it is left or right, it can be shot vertically. If the shape is bent, it can be made into a banner.

(9) Horizontal and vertical composition: Let the subjects be distributed parallel or vertically to give people a neat feeling, such as photographing a row of trees or parallel terraces.

(10) Radial composition: When shooting a peacock in full bloom or a girl's flowing hair, with the radiant sunlight, let the subject extend radially in the middle and other parts. The most important thing is to explore and shoot more films.