How to take colorful landscape photos?

When encountering wonderful natural scenery, do you want to record such a scene? Considering this, will many people be busy playing with cameras to shoot? When I get home and look at the photos I took, I will often be disappointed. In order to prevent this from happening again, you should grasp the main points that should be paid attention to when taking landscape photos in advance.

The theme is clear. Judging from the sentence "scenery" alone, there are many subjects to shoot, and the necessary skills will change according to what to shoot. Sky, rainbow, clouds, mountains, trees, flowers, snow, water, waterfalls, etc. Everything from static to dynamic is colorful. In some cases, you can take more attractive photos by changing the lens, changing the settings or choosing a photography method suitable for the subject.

In addition, if the object is unclear, people who look at the photos may not know what to pay attention to, and the photos may have scattered themes.

It's ok if it's your own memory photo, but if you want to convey your feelings to someone and figure out what you want to convey, it may move the viewer. In the ever-changing natural scenery, people feel that "this is it" is the photo I am looking for.

Correct composition is an important element in landscape photos. The landscape you see is a three-dimensional landscape with depth, but it must be represented by a plane in the photo. The following are some representative photos of landscape photography.

Trigonometry: divide the vertical and horizontal directions into three points on average, and put the subject of the protagonist at the intersection. Recent digital cameras also have the function of marking grids, which is a relatively simple way to concentrate.

Triangular composition: put things in the middle of the picture and find things that can be tied into triangles from there. Generally speaking, triangle composition helps to show stability, height and depth.

Low angle/high angle: By changing the angle of the subject, you can show shock and make the picture wider.

In addition to what is introduced here, there are countless compositions. What is right? How about challenging various compositions according to the shooting situation and the content you want to express?

Reasonable contrast is the brightness difference between the brightest and darkest parts of a photo. With a digital camera, you can adjust the contrast through simple settings. If you use a single-lens reflex camera to change the aperture value and shutter speed, you can also make it yourself.

For example, if you want to show colorful autumn leaves, it is effective to increase the aperture value or increase the shutter speed to reduce the amount of captured light. Because the amount of light passing through the lens is small, some light will be more obvious.

But if the contrast is improved too much, the color gradient will be lost, which may be a photo with artificial impression. One of the skills of taking photos with moderate contrast is that you can take soft photos of natural scenery. Similarly, there is no right answer, so it is very important to choose the right contrast according to the topic.

Summarize and photograph the "that moment" that will never appear again, and convey the scenery photos of the dispatched people. It is best to show the scenery completely, but it is difficult to do so. At this time, the above-mentioned elements such as subject, composition and contrast become very important.

If you only listen to the language, you may find it difficult, but as long as you don't panic and grasp every key point, you may be able to take a different photo.

However, the technology listed here is just an example, and it is not absolutely "correct". If there are 100 people, there are 100 ways to take pictures. Even the same subject will change according to the time and time of taking pictures.