What are the styles of art photos?

Style of artistic photos: costume style, Japanese style, photo art style, fashion style, pretty style, non-mainstream style, simple style, elegant style, fresh style, fairy tale style, avant-garde style, Han Feng style and European style. Costume style: For costume photography, the composition, character modeling and environmental layout in the early stage are of course important, but it is also essential to refine, color and depict the artistic conception in the later stage. Through the combination of the early and late stages, it reflects the feeling of being immortal but not vulgar, like painting but not painting, and full of artistic conception.

Japanese style

The reason why Japanese-style photo is widely loved by the public is that Japanese-style photo gives people the feeling that they dare to show the truest side. The flaws of the characters and their own "texture" are kept in the picture, making the photos very real and natural. The people in Japanese photo are all real people, natural and expressive. The whole photo has stories and emotions, and even posing gives people a sense of casual capture.

Photo art photo

This is a basic form of shooting, and the photographer tries his best to make the subject beautiful or attractive. This is a form of sincerely pleasing the subject. You can usually pose or take a snapshot. First, consider the use of face and background. Then manipulate the posture, choose the lens and shooting angle. When shooting, you must maintain a harmonious atmosphere with the subject. In addition, other skills must be comprehensively used.

Performing arts photos

"Performance" refers to reflecting a viewpoint in shooting, and this viewpoint comes from the photographer's unique feeling to the subject. In this kind of art photos, the photographer is not satisfied with showing the "five senses distribution" of the characters' faces, but tries to reveal the richer contents of the characters. Performance art photos and environmental art photos are sometimes called "editing" art photos, and works of this style still occupy an important position in books and magazines.