How to make the girl you like become the goddess in the park?

Portrait photography in the park should be a compulsory course for photographers. For photographers and models, it is a pleasure to feel the green and bright flowers and the fresh air of nature in the park. Taking the park as the shooting venue can better show the lively temperament of the model. However, some photographers believe that using the park as a shooting venue also has obvious defects, such as the lack of personality and characteristics of the picture, and the photos taken are easy to fall into stereotypes. But in any case, art is based on beauty, and the affinity of park portraits is irreplaceable by portraits in other theme scenes. Similarly, how to shoot good works in the park is also a test for photographers.

In the portrait of a park, it is indispensable to take pictures of plants as the foreground. It is important to grasp whether the proportion of foreground and characters in the picture is reasonable and whether the pose of the model is reasonable. Portrait photography in the park mainly reflects the model's liveliness, sunshine and naturalness, not affectation. When shooting, you can arouse the mood of the model, show a sweet smile or put your head in your hands.

Blur the foreground and highlight the subject

Use leaves and flowers as the foreground, and the foreground is fuzzy and prominent. The model's happy smile is particularly beautiful against the background of green leaves and flowers. Portraits in the park make models lively and sunny.

Put the characters in the flowers, weaken the front through virtual focus, make the visual center focus on the characters, and create a snapshot of the visual effect. The characters under the camera smiled sweetly and quietly enjoyed the bright flowers. The whole scene is warm and soothing, and the characters are integrated with the scene.

In park portrait photography, photographers often use trees as the foreground or background, which brings a lot of creativity to the appreciation and artistry of photos. Experienced photographers are generally good at guiding the model to pose by the tree in this way, and observing through the viewfinder, constantly adjusting the subtle posture of the model and creating satisfactory works.

Early morning and dusk are the best time for location shooting, because the light is soft at this time, and the photos taken look very comfortable. When shooting portraits in the park, it is also a good way to use the light falling from the trees to shoot. However, while guiding the model to complete the corresponding graceful gestures, we must pay attention to checking the light and shadow position of the model's face and controlling the facial contrast.

The posture at the edge of the tree

The model holds the branch in one hand, pulls the skirt horn in the other, and lifts one leg, showing a lively and playful character.

Sit against a tree.

Shooting the pose of the model sitting by the tree from a high angle gives people an elegant, fresh and soft feeling.

When shooting portraits in the park, the photographer should pay attention to the natural posture of the model and don't guide too many exaggerated movements. Models can play freely and show their youthful side naturally and lively.