Can I bring my own photos when taking photos in driving school?

Can I bring my own photos when taking photos in driving school?

Under normal circumstances, driving schools can't take photos by themselves.

To participate in driving school training, you usually need to take a new photo of your ID card and use it as a driver's license and other documents. According to the relevant regulations, this photo needs to be taken by a professional photographer at a designated place to ensure the quality of the photo and meet the relevant standards. Therefore, under normal circumstances, driving schools do not allow students to bring their own photos.

However, the specific regulations may vary by region and driving school. If you want to know the specific regulations in your area, I suggest you consult the local driving school or traffic management department.

Pay attention to the following items when taking pictures:

1. theme and purpose: define the theme and purpose of the photo, such as shooting portraits, landscapes, products, etc. According to different themes and purposes, choose the appropriate shooting location, angle, light and equipment.

2. Composition: Composition is an important part of photos, which can help readers better understand the theme and content of photos. When shooting, we should pay attention to the basic principles of composition such as balance, contrast and repetition, and combine creativity and imagination to create more attractive works.

3. Light: Light is the soul of photography, and different lighting conditions will affect the atmosphere and effect of photos. When shooting, you need to pay attention to the direction, intensity and color of the light, and control the light by using equipment such as shading plates and filters.

4. Focus: Focus is one of the key factors of photo clarity. When shooting, you should choose the right focus to ensure high subject definition and good background blur effect.

5. Exposure: Exposure is one of the key factors of photo brightness. When shooting, you need to choose a suitable exposure value to ensure that the brightness and contrast of the photos are appropriate.

6. Background: Background is an important part of photos, which can highlight the main body and enhance the visual effect. Attention should be paid to the selection and treatment of background when shooting, such as blurring the background and choosing a single background.

7. Post-processing: Post-processing can enhance the effect and texture of photos and make them more perfect. When processing, you can use various software to cut, adjust the color and increase the filter effect.

In short, attention should be paid to details and skills in taking pictures, and continuous practice and study can improve the shooting level.

To sum up: under normal circumstances, driving schools can't take photos by themselves, and professional photographers need to take photos in designated places. Specific regulations may vary by region and driving school. It is recommended that you consult your local driving school or traffic management department.

Legal basis:

Article 12 of the Regulations on the Application and Use of Motor Vehicle Driving License stipulates: "When applying for a motor vehicle driving license, the applicant shall provide digital photos." At the same time, it is stipulated: "The photo requirements of motor vehicle drivers are: bareheaded front, bust front, white background and color photos of the applicant within 6 months. The portrait is clear, with rich levels, natural expression and no obvious deviation. There must be no defects such as overexposure, underexposure, reflection, wearing a mask. "