What are the three taboos of photographic notes?

There is no theme, the picture is unbalanced, and the proportion of the subject is not appropriate.

1, no theme

Beginners of photography often want to take pictures of all the beautiful scenery they see, for fear of missing any detail. But every time I see my photos, I always feel that the scenery in the photos is not as beautiful as I saw, or even chaotic. This is precisely because we put too many scenery in the picture when shooting. A photo with too much content often makes people feel puzzled. It has everything, but it seems that nothing is expressed.

2. This picture is unbalanced.

The overall tonality and tone structure are not paid attention to when composing a composition, which leads to the disharmony between the color and atmosphere of the picture and affects the photo-taking effect; Or when you don't pay attention to the picture echo relationship, which leads to the viewer's depression and nervousness, it is called "picture imbalance"

3. Improper proportion of subjects

Of course, the subject of portrait shooting is "people". In order to highlight the main body, the proportion of people in the picture should not be too small. Moreover, the smaller the proportion of the subject, the deeper the depth of field, and the more difficult it is to highlight the subject.

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Precautions:

1, novices often want to take pictures of all the beautiful scenery they see, for fear of missing any detail. But every time I see my photos, I always feel that the scenery in the photos is not as beautiful as I saw, or even chaotic. This is precisely because we put too many scenery in the picture when shooting.

2. When we are beginners in shooting, we sometimes think that the bigger the proportion of the theme in the picture, the better, so we often pull the scene very close until the picture can't fit. Now the scenery in these photos is just like sticking to the face, which makes people feel very depressed and breathless.