Summary of common composition rules of seaside photos

1. Avoid putting vertical objects on the edge of the photo.

If you use a wide-angle lens, you should pay more attention to this, because when shooting with a wide-angle lens, the objects on the four sides of the photo will be stretched out. Although it can be corrected later, it is best to avoid placing vertical objects on the edge of the photo when shooting.

Step 2 add contrast

The photo is flat. If readers have not been to the scene in person, how can they express the grandeur and vastness of the protagonist? The answer is to use "contrast". For example, to show the size, we can add a person or a common thing, such as a chair, a cabin, etc. To the photo; To show the distance, you can use the common sense of "small distance, large distance" of wide-angle lens.

Step 3 leave it blank

Blanking refers to leaving a large area of blank in the photo without adding any elements, which can be the sea or the sky, thus adding a fantastic space to the photo and often showing how vast and great the environment is.