Still life photography placement skills What placement skills are there in still life photography?

(1) If the background is three-dimensional when we shoot a still life, we can put the still life on a sense of distance, so that if we focus on the foreground, or even the best focus on the foreground, there will be a blur, and the photo will have a sense of reality and priority.

(2) If the background is not a solid color, when shooting, make the foreground subject closer to the lens, make the background farther from the foreground subject, and make the background farther from the lens. In this case, the background can also be blurred to make the main scene more prominent.

2. The point change line can be oblique or straight.

Shooting still life will also encounter many small elements, which will easily make the picture appear chaotic. Give everyone a trick. When there are many small still lives, how can I take clean and regular still life photos?

(1) Arrange these smaller still lives in a line, and then shoot: If some of these scenes are big or small, let the larger still life become a main line, and let other small scenes be located next to the big still life, which plays the role of decoration and embellishment.

(2) If there are many picture elements, you can shoot from top to bottom, and if the picture is single, you can tilt it appropriately, so that the photos taken will not be so monotonous.

3, it is not too late to add light.

No matter how the still life is placed and there is light, you can add points to this still life photo. It doesn't matter if there is no light in the early stage, you can add it later: I will introduce you to a method of adding light in the later stage, which is suitable for any still life photos taken after placement.

(1) Use the mobile phone retouching software Mix, open the software and click Edit, then open the photo to add light.

(2) Click on the texture at the bottom of the page to select glare or stage. Let's talk about glare first. After clicking on the glare, choose the light suitable for this photo. Take f 1 as an example.

(3) After clicking f 1, lights will appear on the page, and then click three points on the thumbnail of f 1 to adjust the intensity and position of the added lights.

(4) After adjustment, in order to make the light look more layered, you can click on the curve at the bottom of the page and select the middle contrast to enhance the contrast of the picture.