Photography, what should I say when taking pictures of models?

1. Very beautiful! Not bad!

2. Come on! Look at my camera.

3. Treat this camera as a lover!

4. Make a sexy expression!

Posing-a basic course of campus photography

Swing, as the name implies, puts out the action for you to shoot. Many people may disdain to say, is this still photography? No! Posing is the basic skill of photography. On campus, students can always be seen taking pictures of each other with cameras, almost all of them posing. Not only that, posing is almost the only creative way of advertising photography. For example, in the field of commercial portrait photography, from the perspective of public demand and photographer's operating costs, posing is basically adopted. Therefore, it can be said that posing is the basic skill of photography. Portrait shooting on campus is widely used and convenient. Let's take a look at the classic action design of posing on campus.

Special note: the choice of shooting scenes on campus is also very flexible. Almost any scene on campus can be used as a shooting scene, but some scenes are more effective, such as corridors, lakes, small gardens, characteristic buildings, classrooms and so on. The best clothes are fresh and natural, and you can add some props, such as hats and flowers. And the makeup must be light and breathable, and the more natural the better. For the lighting problem of campus shooting, natural light is generally used. Of course, it is necessary to cooperate with a larger reflector.

Classic picture 1: Looking back and smiling.

Shooting parameters: focal length: 135mm aperture: F/4 shutter speed:1125ISO: 200.

This is a very good pose modeling design, but unfortunately, few people use this pose modeling on campus. No wonder people don't pay enough attention to the action design of photography, or because there are many people on campus, I'm sorry. Most of the photography I have seen is a positive way of "visiting here", which is really a waste of expression.

Shooting skills: First of all, the turn-back angle, not too big, 3/4 turn-back angle is very classic. When you look back, you can show a faint smile. Everything should go with the flow, and don't let the trace of "pendulum" be obvious. This kind of portrait shooting mostly adopts a large aperture, which makes people stand out and the background is appropriately blurred or completely blurred. In order to make people's images clearer, you can choose the center button metering mode. Photometric data should be based on the central area, taking into account the surrounding areas, which is no problem in most cases. However, when there is a big difference between the main body and the surrounding light and shade, it is necessary to measure the local light and shade with center key photometry or spot photometry. Generally, spot metering is used less. Remember to return to the usual metering mode after use, otherwise most photos may have exposure errors.

Classic picture 2: Half of her face is still hidden behind her guitar.

The most beautiful things don't have to be all displayed, so it needs to leave room for daydreaming, and so does portrait photography.

Shooting skills: Use props, such as hats, to block a part of the face and leave the most beautiful part of the five senses, such as the mouth or the tip of the nose. The eyes only show long eyelashes, and the cheeks are covered with black hair. Communicate your inner thoughts through a faint smile on your lips and face.

Shooting skills: For girls, you can also design some more playful actions, such as covering with your hands or making a face, which is more cute. It is also good to change the style to black and white, which is more pure.

Classic picture 3: borrow props to enrich the content

Although the main object of portrait photography is people, it is necessary to express certain contents. For example, you can use scenes such as studying and reading to give the picture a deeper connotation. Although there are props, the subject looks natural.

Shooting skills: The classroom is a special place, and the pictures taken can also give people a special feeling. When shooting, consider the shooting angle. For example, the classic profile composition can better express the scene at that time. In addition, the collocation of foreground and background and the change of reality are also very important, which can better explain the atmosphere. When shooting the film at the top left, the lens is close to the desk and the focal length is on the human body. The foreground desktop is naturally empty, and the foreground relationship comes out. The background is a bright outdoor environment, and the spatial relationship of the picture naturally opens. You can also think of the light and shadow of some windows as simple points, lines and surfaces to enrich the composition, such as this one on the upper right.

Classic picture 4: Let the picture move.

This is the most difficult thing to do, not because it is difficult to take pictures, but because many people don't have this habit and feel that they have to jump around to take pictures. Needless to say, many people are a little embarrassed. Actually, this is a very conservative idea. Many classic pictures are produced in sports, and sports can also produce movement and vitality.

Shooting skills: When shooting campus themes, you can shoot more shots that make models jump, run and move, making shooting more casual and natural. It should be noted that the exposure shutter can be set higher, preferably not lower than 1/60 seconds, to avoid taking false photos of people. You can also use continuous shooting to shoot a series of coherent pictures.