Is there any skill in taking portraits?

There are many skills in portrait shooting, so you'd better practice it yourself.

Briefly introduce some portrait common sense:

Portraits, with round faces, can be shot on a large face, also called three quarters, with their faces facing the light, and the effect is much better than that on the front.

When you shoot the whole body, you must shoot the whole body of the person, and don't have the phenomenon of "broken feet". The vision of "broken foot" is very uncomfortable. If necessary, take a picture from above the knee.

Chest circumference is not a phenomenon of "broken hands and wrists".

If you want to make your legs slender, you can pause and shoot from an upward angle.

Outdoor, try to choose a place with soft light to shoot, avoid shooting portraits under strong light, and avoid messy background colors.