How to make your photos more unique?

Someone once said that the best camera is the camera you are shooting now. Whether you like cinematography or a supporter of the new digital SLR camera, even if you only have a small camera. How to realize visual perception in photography to make photos more interesting? Let's take a look at some suggestions from professional photographers so that you can take good photos.

First, determine the visual center of composition. What elements do you want to be the basic elements? After determining the visual center, you can understand what depth of field is needed to highlight the main theme. The next point to note is the position of the subject in the picture.

Can you think of a place that is more influential than the audience? In order to determine this parameter, please remember the third rule and focus all your attention on the main visual points on the active line.

Consider which position will have the greatest influence on the viewer. In order to determine this parameter, please remember the trichotomy and focus all your attention on the position of the main viewpoint on the active line.

Second, determine the direction of the camera. It is not uncommon to unconsciously choose the direction of the photo, but this is only for the convenience of keeping the camera vertical or horizontal. Do you realize that the choice of camera direction not only depends on personal preference, but also often directly affects the composition of the picture. It all depends on what you shoot: some scenes are suitable for shooting in the horizontal direction of the camera, while others need to be shot in the vertical direction.

When the photo is on the horizontal line, the horizontal camera placement (landscape) works well, which helps the audience to view the image from left to right or in reverse order.

If the shooting scene contains some vertical elements, the correct choice will be the so-called camera vertical placement, which promotes the visual movement of the viewer's eyes from top to bottom or from bottom to top.

Thirdly, the visual impact of screen filling on the observer also directly depends on the strength of the filling frame. A quick and simple way to highlight the details that may be lost when shooting remotely is to put them in close-ups.

Taking portraits of people and focusing on the eyes can convey a slight change in a person's mood. In addition, distracting elements in the background can be eliminated. It is helpful to establish a better emotional connection between the subject and the viewer.

Fourth, the easiest way to keep the lines straight and destroy the photos is to distort the horizon. Have you ever seen a curve and a horizontal line? Hardly.

Straight lines, whether horizon or composition, provide the stability and order of images, when they are uniform in any direction, without distortion. Any visual imbalance will arouse the disgust of the audience.

All horizontal and vertical lines participating in composition must have equal picture edges. Controlling this problem is an important step in making visual images.

5. Try different shooting angles. Nothing can add too many changes to your image, such as taking pictures from different angles. You can take pictures at eye level or from above, depending on the effect the photographer wants to achieve.

Just try it. If you paint a child from the height of his eyes, you should trust him very much. If your model is still, you can shoot on your stomach. Without words, you will get more obvious photos. It is obvious who is an adult and who is a child.

From the perspective of looking up, the same portrait of children looks completely different, and the audience can easily know whether the subject is a child or an adult. By testing, you can see with your own eyes how the change of the height and angle of the lens affects the change of the lens portrait.

6. Be prepared before shooting. Before pressing the camera shutter button, be sure to check whether there is interference between the foreground and the background, and remove all the subjects that interfere with the audience's attention in the picture.

Evaluate the surrounding environment, remove anything that may enter the picture and reduce the damage to the whole picture. This preliminary treatment will save you extra work in the next shooting.

These are just some techniques that can help beginners and professionals to make photos attractive to the audience. Using these skills in practice can help you improve your photography level in a short time.