What kind of scenes are portrait photography mainly used in?

Forward-looking in photography refers to shooting scenes and people from a distance, and the photos taken have a deep field of vision, commonly known as "Kotoo scenery". When shooting people, you can explain the background of the story, which is suitable for wide places such as the sea, lawns and fields. For example, in spring, when we go out to shoot flowers and shoot them through perspective, the photos we take will be more layered.

Second, panoramic shooting

Panorama and vista look very similar in shooting, but they are still very different in expression. Foresight mainly shows open scenes, while panorama generally shows the overall image of characters or the overall scene of a specific scene. When shooting a panoramic view, people should be the theme, and the whole body of the characters should be placed in the picture, but remember to leave blank places on the top of the head and under the feet.

Third, get shot.

Mid shot refers to a shot with an equal distance from the subject, which is most commonly used in portrait photography. The composition of the middle scene is generally above the knee, which is used to shape characters and is suitable for expressing people's movements and emotions. This shooting technique can take into account people and the environment, and can play a transitional role, so many promotional videos will shoot a lot of medium shots.

Fourth, shoot at close range.

Close-ups are often used to express people's attitudes and emotions in portrait shooting, usually above the chest when shooting, and are also affectionately called photo stickers. Close-ups can give viewers visual satisfaction, such as holding hands when shooting people. We have to pay attention to our hands, but we should pay attention to people's movements, the distance between the surrounding environment and people and the atmosphere of the scene when shooting.

Five, special scenery shooting

Special scenes mainly refer to the partial shooting of human faces or other places, such as hands, feet, mouth and collarbone. When shooting, we can shoot people with different impressions by combining different shooting distances.