Photographers teach you how to dig out the distinctive lines in photos.

Don't limit your pictures to preferred or alternate colors. Sometimes, subtle colors are also useful, such as mixed colors of multiple colors. The key to capturing the colors and lines around us is to pay more attention to everything around us, to the colors and shapes of things, not just the things themselves. To some extent, this is what professional photographers do every day, whether they focus on color or not. The essence of photography is to turn a complicated and chaotic world into an easy-to-understand image, and paying attention to color can make you simple, improve your photography skills, and try to refine things around you instead of simply recording them. 1. Bright yellow boots and two yellow lines on the ground form an eye-catching picture. In fact, the two boots in the picture also form two yellow lines, which are perpendicular to the road surface and have a strong sense of form. 2. The color of this photo is well matched with the subject, and the composition of the photo is appropriate. The zigzag diagonal and the blue color of the counter window need to be carefully observed to see it. The photo is very eye-catching