Why don't the full-body photos of the five senses look good?

The effect of full-body photography is different from that of the five senses, because the angle, light, composition and other factors of photography will have an impact on the photos. The following are some reasons that may lead to ugly facial features:

1. Angle: The shooting angle has a great influence on the five senses. If the photographer is not professional enough and the shooting angle is incorrect, it may cause the facial features to look deformed or asymmetrical. Generally speaking, it is better to shoot the front or slightly inclined side angle.

2. Light: Light is also an important factor affecting the photo effect. If the light is not soft or uniform enough, it may cause the five senses to look more prominent or concave. Generally speaking, natural light or soft indoor lighting is better.

3. Composition: Composition will also affect the photo effect. If the composition of the full-body photo is not reasonable enough, it may lead to the facial features being covered up or not prominent enough. Generally speaking, it is better to divide the body into three equal parts and keep a certain proportion between the head and the body.

4. Posture: Posture will also affect the photo effect. If the posture is unnatural or too rigid, it may cause the facial features to look unnatural or distorted. Generally speaking, a natural standing or sitting posture will look better.

In short, we need to pay attention to many factors, including angle, light, composition and posture. If these factors are not handled properly, it may lead to ugly facial features.