Group photo poses, no more standing in a row.

Shooting is to use cameras and video recorders to record the images of people and objects. Different scenes have different shooting techniques. Let’s teach you some poses for group photos. 01

Before taking a photo, count 3, 2, and 1 and dance together. The photos taken in this way will be very happy. 02

One person is in the middle of the screen, and the rest of the people find space behind to take the photo. This method of taking pictures is generally suitable for 3-5 people. 03

This is also the most basic family photo. The family sits together to minimize the presence of furniture and stools. The children are in the middle and the elders are on both sides. 04

This method is very natural and ordinary for taking photos, but it is easy to achieve good results. This posture is very good. 05

Everyone is closer together, with their heads closer together, and swarming towards the camera. This is more interesting than an ordinary group photo. 06

Choose one person in the front, and then the others will poke their heads out from behind. 07

When photographing a large group of people, it is best to take a full-body shot, but be sure to show everyone's face. 08

This kind of shooting position is suitable for outdoor grass, a group of people sitting together casually, the sunshine and smiling faces are perfect. 09

This kind of group photo where everyone is standing, if the protagonist stands in the middle and a little forward, will have a prominent effect, and is most suitable for small groups. 10

This method is suitable for groups with a larger number of people. Hold hands to make a love shape. 11

Choose one person to stand at the front, and then take a group photo with each other leaning against the one in front. This will look good. 12

Taking pictures while sitting on the sofa will make you feel very intimate. You can also take pictures from the back of the sofa. 13

When photographing a large group of people, take the photo as if they were a group and pay attention to whether everyone is present. 14

In addition to taking a group photo horizontally, try shooting from the side. Everyone looks to the side without looking at the camera. 15

This is a little more interesting than the ordinary group photo. Everyone is close together, their heads are closer together, and they are crowding towards the camera to make a shape with their hands. 16

Sit on the floor and keep your eyes level when shooting. It will look good. 17

Using a bird’s eye view to shoot, a group of people stand together and look towards the camera, which looks very novel.