What do you want to say to the person who stole the mirror while taking pictures?

Thank you for inviting me. It's normal to take pictures in front of scenic spots or landmarks with crowded people. My experience is that the following measures can be taken: first, tell the person who stole the mirror clearly to let him get out of the way and shoot before shooting, so let him shoot first; The second is to blur the background with a large aperture; Third, by looking at the picture, we can make full use of the perspective principle of "big before small" and shift the angle slightly to the right, so that the beauty body can completely block him out. ...

For those who steal mirrors by taking pictures, maybe they didn't steal mirrors on purpose. Judging from the three pictures uploaded by the beautiful woman, the first boy did steal the mirror on purpose, and you can tell by the action expression that it was intentional. In this case, there are two solutions. The first one is that we pretend to finish shooting and wait for the boys behind us to leave. Another situation is that the person who took your picture found that the boy stole the mirror while taking pictures and told him to leave directly. If he doesn't listen, then we'll shoot somewhere else. We should be happy when we travel, and we should not be angry with these people. Judging from the second and third pictures uploaded by the beautiful woman, the eyes of the beautiful woman in the rear are all directed at you. I really don't know if you are shooting by one person or two people. If you shoot by one person. Then the beauty in the rear is a bit ridiculous. But from the third picture, The expression of the beauty in the back is naturally that someone is filming her. I really feel that your friend is making trouble behind your back. If you are really a passer-by, you can politely say, let her finish filming first, and then shoot after she leaves. Or when you're filming. Observe the situation in the rear first. Make sure no one or character shoots when they're not rushing at you. When I am shooting, if you have a SLR camera, then these are not problems. We can use the large aperture of the lens to take photos with blurred background and completely blur passers-by.

What are you talking about? Let yourself go.

When I am shooting at a scenic spot, I often meet tourists grabbing the camera, so I put down my camera and wait for the tourists to finish shooting, then we will shoot again.

My thoughts are: First, we are locals, local attractions, we are hosts, tourists are guests, and guests are preferred. Politeness is our duty, and there is no reason for hosts and guests to grab stools to watch the play. It is such a delight to have friends coming so far. Welcome them sincerely and treat them well in every detail. This is the correct way for local people in various scenic spots to expand their visibility and attract tourists.

Secondly, tourists are enthusiastic, not far from Wan Li, and time is pressing. They left a photo of the scenic spot in a hurry, which may be a lifetime souvenir. They are in a hurry. Let them have a few seconds, give them a smile and give them a sign first, which may leave a good memory. Why not?

Third, the scenic spot is right around us, so we have enough time to take pictures. At this time, we can't take pictures at that time, nor can we take pictures on the same day. Why do you have to compete with tourists to take pictures? Unhappy things in life can be seen everywhere, so don't think too much. Everything can be passed with the mentality of losing money. Speaking of stealing cameras, it's a piece of cake. Let's make a concession and it's over. There is no need to care, let alone blame others, thus causing disputes and making the other party unhappy.

Fourth, take photos in other places. For example, during the peak tourist hours, in famous scenic spots, tourists often scramble to take photos, or grab a scenic spot with many peers.

In this case, you might as well wait a little longer, maybe you will meet a better scene, or you may find different scenery by adjusting your angle and direction. Good photos of scenic spots are waiting, not being robbed. In scenic spots, it is difficult to find photographers and tourists getting together to take pictures. Most of them put up shelves silently and waited patiently for the right time to take pictures.

Fifth, in the past, when shooting with film, you might lose a photo when you grab the camera. Now taking pictures is all digital equipment, grab the lens, delete it immediately, and just take it again. Why take it seriously?

In short, if you meet someone who steals a camera, don't blame, don't argue, just make way.

(Attached to the documentary "Visit the Wild Goose Pagoda": There are many tourists taking pictures in the South Square of the Wild Goose Pagoda. When I was about to take a panoramic view of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda, suddenly a girl behind me shouted, "Brother, please excuse me and let's take a group photo." When I looked back, it turned out that a foreign tourist greeted several men with a camera and stood in a row, ready to take a group photo. At this time, the girl exclaimed again: "Sorry, it turned out to be an uncle!" "I hurriedly to duck, let them take pictures first! We often encounter this situation when taking pictures at scenic spots. We are from Xi, let foreign tourists take pictures first! After the tourists took photos, I took a leisurely photo of the Big Wild Goose Pagoda. )

No one is afraid of stealing the mirror when shooting with a large aperture.

This is the star being robbed of the mirror, and everyone has a funny heart, which is quite good.

We ordinary people are robbed of taking pictures, mostly in the following two situations.

First, take a selfie with your mobile phone or camera.

There is no immediacy in this case. In a small place, staring at the screen, there is no one within one meter around, and there will be no stealing the mirror.

Even if it is stolen, it is not difficult to take a new picture and copy the previous state, especially for girls.

If someone steals a camera on purpose, there is really nothing to be angry about. There is no malice. Maybe others think you have a high face value or an interesting and friendly attitude. On the other hand, you can also take interesting photos.

Second, others take pictures of you or take selfies that can't be taken in real time.

In this case, communicate the scene and modeling in advance, predict the influence of people around you, seize the opportunity, and cut.

The same is true for selfies. Sometimes someone around you won't let me, and it's not a problem to disturb others with a smiling face.

I don't think there is anything wrong with this kind of candid camera. Many people are quite talented.