Photography (group photo) "Weave a dress skillfully" —— Comment on Clouds in My Heart

With the rise of photography, there are many participants, and all kinds of photos are pouring in, some of which are dizzying. Among these multi-level works, a feature film "Weaving a Dress Skillfully" caught my attention. It is like a bunch of Gesang flowers, slightly shy and quietly open, bringing a refreshing feeling in the noisy information.

With the tender and meticulous feelings of women, the author presents the scene of Tibetan women's traditional labor: "hand spinning" in front of us with a fixed picture. The whole topic text is concise, and the photos are fresh and pleasing to the eye. Fortunately, the author Hu Xiaolin is a photographer who has just entered the photography circle. It is gratifying to have such a rhythm from the beginning. His brothers "learning from the industry" and "listening to the rain" avoided the inconvenience of commenting on "love disciples" and entrusted me to say a few words, which was entrusted by people and loyal to others. Even if you trust casually, you should do your best. So to be honest:

There is a saying to praise the "clear" photographers in this group of photography circles: "... can be comparable to the works of many masters ...". Although this comment is a bit too "hard", it is a bit "Jianghu". But if we really want to shoot in the same scene, the "masters" may have similar skills in composition, exposure and angle in each photo (I don't even know the difference, so I won't elaborate on each photo). This group of photos is passable as a whole, and the "backbone" photos 2, 3, 4, 6 and 9 in its structure are also brilliant. Accurately put the painting meaning of group photos in place, making people feel immersive at a glance. This shows that the author's ability to grasp the theme has a "wisdom root". I believe there should be a lot of room for improvement in the future. Like it!

Of course, as a group photo that can be taken as "Ya Tang", this group of works needs to have a deeper understanding of the origin of Tibetan culture (such as Tibetan traditions, customs, religions, etc.). ), and the more you know, the more ambitious you will be, and accordingly there will be more pursuits in the shooting and selection of photos; There will be more highlights in the text, which will enhance the overall culture of the work and make it more "artistic" (the specific opinions in this regard cover a wide range, and will be discussed later).

Finally, I want to put forward some specific views: in the proposition of "skillfully weaving clothes", color should also be important. Group photos can also be expressed in black and white tones. For example, adding a photo of Tibetans dancing in gorgeous costumes at the end of the group photo has the effect of "finishing touch"? In addition, the panoramic photos of Tibetan villages in the title map will be better with color maps.

Comments on photographic works and "comments" are important means to improve the level of photography, and they are the opinions of one family. Welcome to discuss.

With the rise of photography, there are many participants, and all kinds of photos are pouring in, some of which are dizzying. Among these multi-level works, a feature film "Weaving a Dress Skillfully" caught my attention. It is like a bunch of Gesang flowers, slightly shy and quietly open, bringing a refreshing feeling in the noisy information.

With the tender and meticulous feelings of women, the author presents the scene of Tibetan women's traditional labor: "hand spinning" in front of us with a fixed picture. The whole topic text is concise, and the photos are fresh and pleasing to the eye. Fortunately, the author Hu Xiaolin is a photographer who has just entered the photography circle. It is gratifying to have such a rhythm from the beginning. His brothers "learning from the industry" and "listening to the rain" avoided the inconvenience of commenting on "love disciples" and entrusted me to say a few words, which was entrusted by people and loyal to others. Even if you trust casually, you should do your best. So to be honest:

There is a saying to praise the "clear" photographers in this group of photography circles: "... can be comparable to the works of many masters ...". Although this comment is a bit too "hard", it is a bit "Jianghu". But if we really want to shoot in the same scene, the "masters" may have similar skills in composition, exposure and angle in each photo (I don't even know the difference, so I won't elaborate on each photo). This group of photos is passable as a whole, and the "backbone" photos 2, 3, 4, 6 and 9 in its structure are also brilliant. Accurately put the painting meaning of group photos in place, making people feel immersive at a glance. This shows that the author's ability to grasp the theme has a "wisdom root". I believe there should be a lot of room for improvement in the future. Like it!

Of course, as a group photo that can be taken as "Ya Tang", this group of works needs to have a deeper understanding of the origin of Tibetan culture (such as Tibetan traditions, customs, religions, etc.). ), and the more you know, the more ambitious you will be, and accordingly there will be more pursuits in the shooting and selection of photos; There will be more highlights in the text, which will enhance the overall culture of the work and make it more "artistic" (the specific opinions in this regard cover a wide range, and will be discussed later).

Finally, I want to put forward some specific views: in the proposition of "skillfully weaving clothes", color should also be important. Group photos can also be expressed in black and white tones. For example, adding a photo of Tibetans dancing in gorgeous costumes at the end of the group photo has the effect of "finishing touch"? In addition, the panoramic photos of Tibetan villages in the title map will be better with color maps.

Comments on photographic works and "comments" are important means to improve the level of photography, and they are the opinions of one family. Welcome to discuss.

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