What are the taboos for beginners to take portraits?

A bogey primary and secondary unclear, the main body is not prominent. Every photo must have a theme to let others know what you are shooting. But beginners often don't pay attention, take the subject too small and shift the audience's eyes to other places, so that the photos taken have no theme, just like a person who has lost his soul and spirit. Therefore, it is very important for beginners to enlarge the subject and put it in a prominent position. Of course, the clever use of guide line method and size comparison method to highlight the theme composition can solve the problem of eye-catching subject more skillfully.

Second, the composition has no prospect. The prospect of a successful photographic work is very important, it can set off the main body and play a good balance role. However, many beginners tend to ignore the foreground of photos. For beginners, think carefully before taking pictures, find a suitable prospect first, and then make a better composition, which will make your photos more attractive.

Three bogey subjects are placed in the middle of the photo. Beginners learn photography, and many people will pay more attention to the setting of cameras and learn to use them. When they start taking pictures, they often put the subject in the middle of the picture, which is also one of the mistakes that beginners often make. The photos taken in this way make people feel very old-fashioned and boring. As long as you learn to use some simple composition methods, such as bisection and framing, your work will improve quickly.