Urgent: How to choose special angles in photography!

I have been thinking about similar issues, and I would like to share my views:

1. Photography is often expressed from an unusual perspective, making people feel normal. The effect cannot be seen from the perspective, so there are what you said, such as climbing on the basketball hoop to shoot people playing basketball, or requiring people to lie on their backs on the ground to shoot, or imitating the perspective of animals to see the world, including Macro, blur, flash capture moment, long exposure, etc. These are all effects that cannot be seen by the eyes in daily life.

2. In order to express special effects, we often adjust the shutter and aperture, use lenses with different focal lengths, use additional filters, and use artificial light sources to produce the desired effect. .

3. Not all unusual photos are beautiful. This is still the basic principle of photography. Don’t sacrifice the basics just to pursue special effects.

4. Make full use of the existing equipment at hand, or find deficiencies and supplement necessary equipment, including lenses, lamps, etc. Of course, the best way is to use existing conditions to find ways to achieve the desired effect.

That’s all I thought about, for reference only. If you have any questions, please feel free to continue the text message discussion. . . .