What if photography encounters a bottleneck? Five advanced photography skills to help.

There will always be problems and bottlenecks in learning. When your photography reaches a certain stage, do you feel that there is no higher place to climb? In fact, there is still a long way to go in photography. If you also encounter a bottleneck, let the following five advanced photography skills help you.

(1) Add a focus to the photo.

The quality of a photo often depends on whether the photographer can let the reader know something through the photo, so if your photo can't effectively express the theme, it will be difficult to become a good photo! I hope that after reading this article, students will think about the focus and theme of this photo before pressing the shutter every time. One more thing to add is that it is best to have only one theme or key point, so it is easier for people to understand!

Add a focus to the photo.

(2) Pay attention to the details of the scene.

This little trick is most easily overlooked by classmates! Whether shooting portraits, landscapes or other subjects, we should also take care of the details of the scene, such as whether the model's hair is messy or not, and whether there is garbage on the grass in the landscape. Although these may not be very important for the whole photo, only by being meticulous and taking a serious shot will the photo be improved!

(3) Don't underestimate the influence of light sources on photos.

Photography takes light, so don't underestimate the influence of light source on photo quality. A landscape photographer always likes to shoot at sunrise and sunset, because the light will be beautiful at that time; Portrait photographers always avoid shooting at noon to avoid ugly shadows on models' faces!

Light has a great influence on the feeling and effect of photos.

Timing is very important.

Many times, the opportunity to shoot is fleeting. Patience, more data collection and preparation, and common skills can also let you capture the most wonderful moments!

Some photos need patience to capture.

(5) Attention level

It is strange that many beginners in photography don't care much about "level". A straightforward photo can make people feel steady and serious. Although you don't have to be "stable" in composition skills, you'd better pay more attention to the vertical and horizontal levels when shooting, which will make your photos look better.