What effect does elevation photography have on people?

Facade photography purifies the environment and background, which is beneficial to highlight the subject.

Shooting people from an elevation angle can make them taller and highlight their image, which is praise.

Shooting a building from an elevation angle can reflect the grandeur of the building.

Advantage 1: Because the lens of elevation shooting is lower than the object, it produces a bottom-up and low-to-high look-up effect. When shooting in elevation, the scenery on the horizontal plane can't be well displayed, only the scenery with vertical lines can be clearly displayed.

Exterior, the picture is always more sky, the horizon at the bottom of the picture, or no horizon. There is an obvious gap between the foreground and background of the subject, with the foreground prominent but the background not obvious or the background lost.

Advantage 2: shooting at an upward angle can lower the horizon, make the horizon drawn at or from the bottom of the picture, and remove all background features. Usually there will be a picture with the sky or a specific scene as the background, which can purify the background and achieve the effect of highlighting the subject.

Advantage 3: upward photography has an exaggerated sense, which can exaggerate the height of the subject. Upward photography close to the ground can exaggerate the movements of moving objects such as flying and jumping, which has a strong visual impact and produces a stronger feeling than real life.

Summary:

1. Composition can effectively highlight the main body in the picture and purify the environment and background.

2. Have a sense of beauty and praise for creation.

3. Shooting upward has potential significance and metaphorical color, which can give people symbolic association.

Elevation photography is to put the subject above the horizon, and the camera is below the horizon, that is, to shoot the subject from a lower position. This angle will make the audience feel tall, strong and energetic. For example, in the movie General Barton, Barton appeared in the scene with a big star-spangled banner as the background, and Barton gave a speech on the stage. This set of pictures is taken on the facade, which makes the characters look tall and heroic, and fully shows the creator's praise for Barton.