Ginkgo is yellow. What shooting skills can help you take good photos in such a landscape?

1. Close-up+combination of reality and reality

First, choose a leaf carefully. Ginkgo biloba leaves are yellow but not yellow, and yellow and green permeate each other, which is of great artistic appreciation value and is a masterpiece of nature itself; Second, light. The light in the cloudy ginkgo forest will naturally not be much better, so we must find a way to find good light and a good background.

Ginkgo biloba leaves are held high, and the background of the sky is set off by backlight, so that light can pass through Ginkgo biloba leaves, and the background of Ginkgo biloba forest illuminated by natural top light, and then a fuzzy mottled background with large aperture, which not only skillfully uses the surrounding environment and natural light, but also creates a beautiful and dreamy atmosphere, killing two birds with one stone. Finally, the blur of large aperture.

2. Clever use of focal length and depth of field. Clever use of focal length and depth of field to create effects.

First of all, we must choose the ginkgo branches that enter the country. There is a clear level, then you have the basic conditions for making this special effect. Secondly, we should choose a good prospect. First of all, there should not be too many leaves, and it is best to have a transparent effect. Third, when shooting, the distance of the foreground should be accurately grasped: it should not be too close, otherwise it will block the lens in a large area; Not too far away, or the layering will be tasteless.

A very important point is the depth of field. After determining the best distance, focus on the appropriate level: don't focus on the nearest foreground ginkgo, because to create a sparkling effect, the foreground ginkgo needs a moderate blur effect.

3. Red wall+big backlight background. The big backlight captures the transparency of ginkgo biloba on cloudy days, and sets off the yellow ginkgo biloba against the red retro brick wall. Coupled with the foggy effect of the big backlight, the whole photo is warm and vivid.