Going out to take pictures is called collecting wind?

Going out to take pictures is called collecting wind.

Taking photos related to the subject of photography is considered as collecting wind. Collecting wind refers to focusing on shooting materials related to the theme after the photography theme is established, so taking photos related to the photography theme belongs to collecting wind. But if you don't have a definite shooting theme, or take pictures casually in your daily life, it doesn't belong to collecting wind.

Word source

Collecting wind initially mainly refers to collecting wind. In the Book of Changes, which is over 0/000 years BC, there are folk proverbs originating from Shang Dynasty. Most of Guo Feng and a small part of Xiao Ya in the Book of Songs over 500 years BC appeared in the form of folk songs. When people work, the folk songs sung by ordinary people are recorded in literary works, which is the earliest collection of folk songs.

With the development of the times, the definition of collecting wind has also changed differently. Nowadays, collecting folk songs refers to the behavior that writers go to a certain place to experience life and seek inspiration, collect humanistic stories to facilitate writing, and painters look for natural landscapes to become painting materials.