What is the usual scene of a full-body conversation between two people?

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Panorama: the performance of the whole character

Panorama can represent the whole subject, and all the pictures that can represent the whole subject are collectively called panorama. For example, a full picture of a building is a photo showing its overall structure. In portrait photography, panorama is the whole subject. Because the characters are in the state of full appearance in the scene, it is more necessary to consider the shape and background of the characters when shooting panoramic portraits. If a person is standing, you can consider avoiding standing upright, let him move the center of gravity of his head or body slightly, and make appropriate actions. You can consider highlighting the protagonist with some simple backgrounds to avoid the background being too messy and disturbing the line of sight. You can ask the characters to bend their legs and tuck their knees, so that the photos will not look too stiff. At the same time, you can choose some life backgrounds to make the pictures look more intimate.

Mid shot: bust.

The shooting of bust refers to shooting thighs or above, including thighs, waist, hands, chest and head. Half-length photos can be divided into half-length photos and upper-body photos. Most full-length photos generally include the part above the legs of the characters, and upper-body photos include the part above the waist of the characters. Half-length photos can make the subject occupy the position with the highest appearance rate in the photos and keep the background of the characters, so they are often used in magazines or news photos of some commercial models. Photographers who take half-length photos must pay attention to the facial expressions, eyes and other details of the subject. Dealing with these details can help us take better photos. As for the background, because people occupy most of the photos, the requirements for the scene are not high. The room is small and the corridor is narrow, which is an ideal shooting place for half-length photos.

Close-ups and Close-ups: Focus on local people.

A close-up portrait is a scene that includes the upper part of the human chest. When shooting close-ups of people, the picture should pay attention to the expressions, emotions and details of the people, and deal with the head posture and facial expressions of the people. Close-up usually refers to the scene above people's shoulders, mainly using the eyes, hands and other parts of the subject to reflect the whole picture. For close-ups and close-ups, the background can be ignored or blurred by shallow depth of field because the protagonist occupies almost the whole screen and most of the background. Using these two scenes to shoot portraits, we should pay attention to the local characteristics of the characters, so that the scenes of the scene can arouse the imagination of the audience from the local association of the whole picture and enrich the content of the picture.