How can wedding photography reveal the true feelings?

In fact, the movements are generally not stiff, and the expression is stiff.

The movements should be really stiff, usually not the main parts of the limbs, but some details. The most obvious is the hand movements. I want to say here that although many people advocate "doing as usual and then taking pictures", sometimes aesthetic habits run counter to your usual living habits.

Take the hand as an example. Many couples like to clasp their fingers when holding hands. But this action taken in the photo is a big fist with a circle of knuckles protruding, which is ugly. It will also appear "stiff". For example, there is a limb part that has a great influence on stiffness, which is your elbow joint.

For girls, if the elbow joint seen in the photo is at a right angle of 90 degrees, it is easy to feel stiff. If the elbow joint is not facing the ground, but raised very high, it is also easy to be unnatural. These movements are difficult to detect when they are done, and they need the observation and assistance of photographers to avoid them. Another rigid feature is "symmetry", such as two shoulders symmetrical, two feet standing in parallel, or two hands at the same height. So try to break the symmetry when shooting. Therefore, if the movements are not stiff, it is important to remember that the hands are relaxed, the shoulders are relaxed, and the center of gravity is unevenly distributed. This will look natural. This kind of detail photographer will remind you in time if he has experience.

Another route is to improve the dynamic effect of the characters as much as possible-people feel that the characters in the photos are in a state of intense movement. This way, even if your details are rough, they won't be stiff.

As for why the expression is not stiff, I think it will be fine to shoot for a while. It's hard to avoid being a little nervous when you come up. Just wait until you get used to taking some photos.