Going out to take pictures is called collecting wind?

Whether going out to take pictures can be called taking pictures depends on the situation. In general, taking photos refers to focusing on shooting materials related to the theme after the photography theme is established. Therefore, taking pictures after going out can be considered as taking pictures, but the theme is uncertain, or taking pictures casually in life is not considered as taking pictures.

Going out to take pictures is called collecting wind?

The word "collecting wind" has a long history. It appeared as early as the Shang Dynasty. The original meaning is to collect folk songs. More than 500 years ago, some contents in The Book of Songs, such as "national customs" and "Xiaoya", were all about collecting customs. When people work, it is the earliest collection of folk songs to incorporate the songs sung by ordinary people into literary works.

Later, with the development of the times, the definition of collecting folk songs has also changed. After modern times, collecting folk songs usually refers to the behavior that writers, photographers and other professions go to a certain place to experience life, pursue creative inspiration, collect humanistic stories, etc., so as to facilitate writing articles, songs and paintings.

Generally speaking, although ordinary photography and collecting wind are both shutter actions, there are still essential differences. The core of collecting wind is to collect some materials, inspiration and so on. For example, go to a place to shoot some rare scenery, but you should also pay attention when collecting wind. We must take good care of the environment and don't leave rubbish to destroy it.