How to be a photographer and how to do this art well!

First, learn to observe effectively.

Since photography is a means to record the world, this process must be based on observation, that is, the problem of "seeing" mentioned above. Photographic observation is the process of combining the human eye with the camera. To improve observation ability, we should start from two aspects: observing with our own eyes and taking pictures with a camera.

First of all, you should improve your eye observation. When you get up in the morning, you can look at everything around you anytime, anywhere. You may not pay much attention to what you are already familiar with. Perhaps it is this indifference that misses the beautiful gesture of a flower under the sunshine! Photography not only allows people to express something unusual, but also the most common thing, which is the charm of the world of photographic artistic recording. For beginners, to effectively observe things around them, we can start from the following aspects:

1, trying to change the established way of observing things.

2. Don't ignore the role of light in photographic observation.

3, grasp the principle of simplicity

4. Pay attention to the relationship between the observed object and its surroundings.

5. Keep a sensitive observation state

Secondly, in addition to improving the observation ability of your eyes, you should also combine the camera's framing characteristics to achieve targeted observation.

Second, master appropriate technology.

Among the numerous photography skills, the following essential skills should be mastered:

1. Attributes and usage of cameras, lenses, photosensitive materials and common accessories;

2. Photometric principle and exposure combination

3. Basic composition rules

4. Process and method of image output

Third, persistently participate in filming.

Photography is not just theoretical text photography training in books, but more time is spent on actual shooting, no matter how familiar you are with the theoretical knowledge of photometry and exposure.

Learn the art of photography:

Learn from aperture, shutter, focal length and sensitivity in a down-to-earth manner, and then learn to stabilize the camera. These are the basic skills, and then the composition. You can practice composing with anything, even a mobile phone and four fingers.

Practice is the most important thing:

Step 1: Take a picture with all the scenes clear.

Step 2: Take clear photos of the subject and other blurred photos.

Step 3: shoot with a high-speed shutter.

Step 4: shoot with a low-speed shutter.

Step 5: Shoot objects moving at low speed.

Step 6: Shoot high-speed moving objects.

Step 7: Shoot at night.

Step 8: Take a low-key photo.

Step 9: Take high-profile photos.

Step 10: Follow the shooting.

Step 11: pose and use natural light.

Step 12: pose and make your own lights.

Step 13: Take a snapshot and show the big scene.

Step 14: Take a snapshot and show the characters' expressions.

Step 15: Try to take a picture of yourself without a camera in it.

Step 16: Innovate by yourself.

There is no flash before step 15.