How to take pictures of tea?

Taking photos of tea leaves, artistic conception is the most important. Tea can make people feel calm, and a good-looking tea photo can often make people feel the tranquility of artistic conception.

1, add elements such as green plants or flowers.

The environment for drinking tea is generally quiet. If you can show the plants in the environment in the photo, it will definitely add a lot to this picture. In addition, from the perspective of color matching, tea soup and tea set are more elegant. If it is paired with fresh green or color, it will definitely have unexpected effects.

For example, shooting red translucent cooked tea, combined with green plant elements, can create a visual leap, lively in contrast, giving people a vibrant feeling.

Shoot clear raw tea in Huang Liang, with fresh green leaves and fresh everywhere.

Using plants as the foreground or background, focusing on the tea products to be photographed can increase the sense of hierarchy, and the picture is clean and colorful.

2. Pay attention that the light is running out.

Many tea rooms are particularly quiet, and the slightly dark environment can give people a cool and calm feeling, which also makes the photos taken by most tea friends dark. It's not that it's not good to take photos of black tea, but if we can skillfully use the sunlight coming in from the window, maybe we can take some special photos.

In addition to filling the blank in the background, the shadow of plants can enrich the picture and even give the photo a certain temperature, so that you can feel the strength of the sunshine at that time and make the environment interesting.

When the sun is shining, you can get close to the window, hold a glass full of tea in your hand and look at it intently. This will not only make the tea soup attractive and bright, but also make the picture lively and interesting.

Boiling water can wake up a piece of old tea, tea can wake up a person's body, and the right light can make a photo smart.

3. Have a sense of composition and skillfully construct the modeling elements in the photo.

Drinking tea in your spare time is a quiet time without interference. Some people who love tea like to listen to music and read books while drinking tea.

At this time, you can skillfully use the objects in your hand to piece together the picture elements and take a good picture with exquisite composition.

For example, rectangular tablecloths, round tea cakes and small tea sets are all geometrically spliced. Pay attention to the reasonable placement and leave a blank space appropriately.

For example, at work, the outlines of notebooks and magazines and newspapers can form a background and then put cups on it.

4. Pay attention to the texture when drinking tea.

The texture of dry tea can be seen by human eyes, and it can make people happy as beautiful as the old class chapter. If you want to share your favorite tea with your circle of friends, you can't let others like it if you don't pay attention to the texture of the tea itself. The quality of tea can often be seen from the details of the picture, and the texture can truly restore the original posture of tea.

When shooting cakes and tea, most people like to get close to each other to shoot a complete and beautiful part of tea cakes. In fact, changing the direction and patting the edge of the tea cake to blur the details of the slight inward bending of the tea leaves is also a good starting point.

To shoot loose tea, take the tea out of the jar and put it in a suitable container. Focus accurately, not with your hands.

5. Tea and people

Tea is a symbol of self-cultivation, beauty and elegance in our minds, so it is inevitable for tea artists and tea lovers to take photos of tea.

First, make sure the environment is clean and tidy. If there are too many sundries piled together, the photos taken will lose the taste of drinking tea. If the teahouse is beautiful, you might as well take a beautiful photo of the teahouse at the beginning of the sunset.

Tea artists or tea friends who are photographed must sit upright and natural, don't look around, and don't tilt their heads.

Drink tea slowly to avoid burns and give the photographer some time to take pictures.

You can put a scented cup or tea on your nose to smell it, or look at the camera, or close your eyes, which makes people feel deeply.