Photographic curve

There are only two ways to get a three-dimensional view of a flat girl:

First, let girls wear a little thicker where they need it, artificially buffering the curve;

Second, find the right angle when shooting to create a visual curve;

1, artificial buffer curve

Aesthetically, women are S-shaped, while men are inverted trapezoidal.

Therefore, as long as they are born girls, they all have the foundation of S-shaped figure.

Whether the difference is obvious or not.

Since there is a foundation, even if it is not obvious, it is good to transform it.

First of all, there are many body underwear on the market, but the general effect is the same.

Nothing more than lifting, pulling, tightening and closing to achieve the effect of shaping.

If the body underwear can't achieve the expected shaping effect, girls can also make some by themselves.

The most easy part for women to show curves is the measurements.

It is easy to see the curve when it is wide up and down and narrow in the middle, and there is no curve when it is wide up, down and middle.

So, put a cushion on the top and bottom, and then fold it in the middle, and this three-dimensional feeling comes out.

Step 2 shoot visual curves

If you think the buffer curve is troublesome, it is also a good choice to create a body curve by changing the shooting angle.

However, this method is a test of the photographer's photography skills.

You also need the full cooperation of the model.

Give two examples.

When standing, the female model's chest, abdomen and buttocks are the prerequisites for posing.

-In fact, this posture will be very tired after a while.

If you sit, you can lean forward slightly.

The best posture is: chest, head and arms.

-This position is not that easy.

Lie down or lie down?

It is recommended to lie on your side or on your back. Lying flat is not recommended.

Lying on your side is best to raise your chest and hips;

Lift your hips directly on your back;

Lying flat is the most difficult to shoot, either with the help of light, highlights, shadows or props to cover, block and aggravate visual stretching.

In short, shaping the body curve by changing the shooting angle is a test of the professional skills of models and photographers.

But it's also brilliant.