What are the skills of flower photography composition?

First, the little leaves look for rhythmic pictures. Although the flowers look good, they should also be set off by green leaves, so don't ignore the green leaves when shooting flowers. Using the unique charm of green leaves to choose the focus of composition will naturally form a natural formal beauty in the picture.

The green leaves covered with water droplets form a patchwork arrangement in the picture, which is fresh and natural. )

Second, tall flowers usually look down when they look at them. Another posture, you can use a low angle to shoot flowers, with a wide-angle lens to shoot a tall effect. Not only that, looking up can also make the picture avoid the messy background and get a clean picture.

When shooting, the method of taking the sky as the background is adopted. The pure blue of the sky is used to set off the beautiful appearance of flowers, and the polarizer is used to absorb the stray light reflected by fog or dust in the atmosphere in all directions, thus making the sky bluer, the flowers brighter and the colors purer.

(Super wide-angle look-up shooting makes the flowers look particularly tall and has a strong visual impact)

Third, highlight flowers through bright color contrast. As we all know, red flowers and green leaves are a perfect match. When shooting, you might as well bring this perfect match into the picture and use this sharp contrast to highlight the beautiful posture and gorgeous colors of flowers.

Of course, nature is wonderful. Flowers are not only red, but also leaves are not only green. Therefore, when shooting, we need to observe and discover more, and use the rich colors of nature to shoot flowers in contrast to make them stand out.

It is worth noting that in composition, flowers are arranged in the most suitable position through color contrast, thus forming the visual center of the picture.

The lotus flower against the green leaves looks more delicate and charming, just like a slim girl.

(Purple petals are wrapped with yellow stamens, which are dotted with purple flower hearts. The combination of purple and yellow makes this painting stand out. )

Fourth, the shallow depth of field highlights the dominant position of flowers. When shooting large flowers, in order to make the selected main flower stand out among many beautiful flowers, you may wish to use a large aperture to get a shallow depth-of-field picture with blurred background. The application of shallow depth of field can make flowers more prominent, and the main position of flowers can be clearly highlighted by combining the contrast between background and flowers.

Shallow depth of field can highlight the close-up of flowers and render the atmosphere of the picture.

The clean and concise background makes the flowers more clear and prominent, and enhances the emotional appeal of the picture.

5. The dark background sets off the bright colors of flowers. The beauty of flowers is obvious to all, but it is not so easy to photograph the characteristics of flowers. However, it is not that there is no way to follow. One way is to set off the flowers with a dark background.

This is because the dark background is single, and there is no messy background to interfere with the flowers. The contrast between the dark background and the bright flowers makes the picture look more concise and generous, which is more conducive to highlighting the bright colors of the flowers.

The flower is more transparent against the black background, which shows its color, texture, hierarchy and texture well.

Sixth, the bright background sets off the pure temperament of flowers. Above, we introduced that a dark background can set off the bright colors of flowers. In fact, there is another way to make flowers show pure temperament, and that is to use bright backgrounds.

Bright colors themselves give people a simple and clean feeling. Shooting flowers with a bright background can create this pure picture atmosphere and have a very pure visual experience.

When shooting, you need to use a large aperture and keep the distance between the flowers and the background to ensure the layering of the picture. In order to avoid the picture looking too gloomy, you can choose a luminous board to reflect natural light on a white background.

(appropriately increase exposure compensation to get a bright background, so that the flowers look purer and the picture is more concise)