How to shoot flowers to look good?

1, a close-up of a single peach blossom

The most commonly used shooting technique of peach blossom is close-up. When shooting, you need to look carefully for observation, choose a peach blossom with satisfactory pattern, try to avoid messy background, and use diagonal composition method for composition. The camera is set with a large aperture, the peach blossom is measured by spot metering, and the shutter is pressed, resulting in a photo with a blurred background and bright peach blossom.

2. Explore the microscopic world of flowers from a macro perspective.

If you have a macro lens, don't miss the macro shooting of peach blossoms. Peach blossom looks slender and unremarkable, but if you enlarge the blooming petals and stamens, you can see another microcosm. If a bee or butterfly happens to fly, it will definitely take a classic photo.

3, spring flowers hide bones

If you take too many pictures of flowers in full bloom, you will feel aesthetic fatigue. If you take a good flower bone, the photo will be equally wonderful. Choose a flower bud branch that is not yet open, and it is best to have a big bud that is about to bloom and a small bud that has just sprouted. Spray some water drops on the bud, close your mouth, open the aperture and take a close-up.

4, advanced black background

When shooting a close-up of the peach blossom, you may wish to observe it carefully and look for a relatively dark background, such as the trunk, land and houses behind the peach blossom. In the case of great contrast between light and shade, measure the bright part of peach blossom, so that the background will be darker, and the post-processing can make a pure black background.

5. Multi-point composition is strong in spring.

Photography is the art of subtraction. When the peach blossoms are dense and the flower shapes of many flowers are perfect, we might as well zoom in and appropriately increase the exposure compensation with the blue sky as the background to make the whole picture full of flowers. The perfect pink peach blossom is equally shocking.