Different perspectives of the same scene

The innovation of perspective is an important subject of photography. Shooting the same thing from different angles can often bring readers different feelings. The following are six different shooting methods of the same scene. Interested in studying together!

Different perspectives of the same scene 1. Standard classic perspective, integrated with rich foreground pictures.

Equipped with a standard zoom lens, shoot with a wide-angle end, hold the camera body horizontally (without tilting), move your feet to adjust the shooting distance until the scene can completely enter the lens and reach the composition you want, and then press the shutter. Pay attention to composition, bring the picture into the foreground and enrich the picture.

2. Look up at the angle of view and shoot a grand momentum from a wide angle.

Close-range shooting will use a wide-angle lens to shoot, although sometimes the scene will be slightly deformed, but shooting from the bottom can better reflect the grandeur of the scene, and can drive the surrounding scenery and make the picture more tense.

3. Sketch perspective, depth of field, light and shadow interpret aesthetic style.

Find a lens near the shot scene as the foreground, and focus the foreground object with the maximum aperture and telephoto end, so that the background scene can have the effect of shallow depth of field, and it will not be unclear where it is, which is a bit sketchy.

4. Looking at the distance, the location of scenic spots is handled by the golden section composition method.

When shooting a scenic spot, you don't have to go to that spot to shoot. You can find a place a little far away from the scenic spot as a shooting point, shoot the surrounding scenery, use the golden section method to compose the composition, and put the markers of specific scenic spots at the intersection with the best proportion. This will enable readers to understand the geographical location of the scenic spot and broaden their horizons.

5. Perspective, zoom in at a distance.

Long-distance shooting can make the scenic spots better integrated into the surrounding scenery. In addition to the methods mentioned above, you can also create from one angle. It's just that it's best to use a telescope when shooting, and use it to enlarge the scenic spots to frame the composition. If you don't have a telescope, you can also shoot with the telephoto end of the telephoto lens, although the resolution of the picture may become lower.

6. Panorama, panoramic view of the beautiful scenery around the scenic spot.

If you want to take a long shot, you need to find a farther shooting point and shoot with a wide-angle lens. Such a big scene can be shot in the morning or dusk with changeable light, making the panoramic scenery more beautiful and unique!