How do photographers keep their bodies stable?

The stability of photography is similar to photography, that is, using different parts of the body as fulcrums to support the machine like a tripod.

When standing, pay attention to separate your legs and support your sides with elbows as much as possible.

Pay attention to the span of your feet when squatting, and try to make others push it inappropriately.

Another kind of shooting is bending over, so it is necessary to pay attention to the fact that the heart of the body moves forward as far as possible and never moves back.

When moving, you should pay attention to taking big and steady steps, not taking small steps. When the right foot is lifted, the center of gravity should be biased towards the left foot, which is called one step in place.