Choose the light angle when taking photos.

According to your own ideas, choose a suitable angle for shooting, and combine flat angle, elevation angle, depression angle, side angle or even top angle and back angle to shoot, such as shooting from the front and left angle, shooting from the rear Shoot from the right angle, or from the top corner and from the back. In short, the photographer should choose the appropriate angle according to the requirements of the subject. For example, in order to express quiet, stable, solemn and serious themes, use more frontal angles. To express movement, three-dimensionality or spatial perspective, side angles are often chosen, and to express tallness, majesty, respect, and solemnity, elevation angles are often used. In order to show the scale of the space and capture grand scenes, shots are often taken from a low angle. Photographers can use various angles to shoot, and proper use will produce good results. The success of photography depends to a large extent on the use of light. Light directly affects color and tone, affecting lines and shapes. Therefore, if you shoot the same scenery in the same scenic spot, but the lighting is different, you will get photos with different compositions and moods.

Smooth light: The light comes from the front of the scene, there will be no shadows on the scene, the contrast is small, and its colors, lines, shapes, and atmosphere can be realistically expressed.

Side light: When the light comes from one side of the subject, the scene will produce shadows, forming a contrast that highlights the shape, lines, and texture, thereby creating a changeable composition. This is often used in photography.

Backlighting: The light comes from the back of the subject, and most of the subject is in shadow. The strong outline light can even out the clear shape of the object, thereby creating a clear and concise picture.

Diffused light: Under this kind of light, the scene has no obvious contrast, and the tone is flat and changes little. Therefore, the shape, lines and texture of the scenery are less obvious.