How to judge the quality of a photo? What aspects should be analyzed?

1, the photo is not empty (not blurred to highlight the subject)

2. Is there content, spirit and originality?

3. Is there any theme or meaning to express?

4. Is the expression novel and unique?

5, composition (beautiful and comfortable composition, don't care too much about what nine squares, gold thread)

6. Light (whether the exposure is accurate, except for overexposure and underexposure for artistic purposes)

7. Angle (If you look at it from the angle that everyone can see, you won't succeed. If others haven't seen it from this angle and you shoot it here, this angle is good)

8.tone

9. Is the color used properly?

10. Is the picture added or weakened in post-production?

Many excellent and honest commentators spend a lot of time and energy trying to help other photographers by sharing their experiences.

Many people's literary talent can make their comments very appropriate and smooth. But in fact, you don't have to have a degree in literature to make comments, which will help improve the photo level of others. The key is to evaluate a work honestly. What you need to know is that when you comment on a work, you are spending time helping another photographer. Your opinion is not nonsense. You are here to point out the advantages and disadvantages of this work.

Perfect works are rare. But this does not mean that there are no excellent works. Perfection is far more than Excellence. Perfection means that no matter how hard you try, you can't make this work better.

When you first see a work, pay attention to the corner of the picture where your attention falls. This needs some training. Worth training. Ask yourself a few questions at the same time:

1. What first caught my attention was the theme of the photo?

2. What caught my eye?

What will my eyes see next? Why?

4. Is the focus and exposure of the subject correct? If not, is there any reason to focus, and is it necessary for this photo to do so?

5. Is the background clearly focused? Is the exposure correct? If not, is it good or bad for this work?

6. Do the colors of the subject and background look natural? If it's unnatural, is it good or bad for the photo?

7. Does the photo look flat or has some depth? Is it true?/You don't say. If it is not true, is it good or bad for the photo?

8. Is the position of the subject in the photo particularly attractive, or is this composition distracting you? Generally speaking, what effect does this composition have on photos?

9. Does this photo show what it wants to express or what it wants to influence?

10. Is it helpful to cut the photo wider or tighter? Will it help to shoot from different angles?

1 1. Can your comments give the original author some special feedback to help him improve the quality of his works?