Where should I learn to take pictures?

Hello, learning photography mainly starts from three aspects:

First of all, be familiar with the operation and use of various functions of your SLR camera.

Second, you should have a pair of eyes to find beauty from different angles. It doesn't matter if you lack talent. Imitation after tomorrow can also greatly improve your study.

Third, after playing photography for a period of time, you may feel that what you have taken is just an ordinary one. In fact, this is the lack of a pair of photographic eyes. Photographic eyes refer to the ability to show what is in your heart through machines. Simply put, it is necessary to have a pair of photographic eyes, go to places where others have been, shoot beautiful scenery that others have never discovered, and form their own photographic style.

1. Improving the ability to discover beauty depends on the works of masters. After decades of photography, every photographer has his own unique shooting angle, so observe the angles of these pictures and learn from the master's angles when shooting.

2. Look at the winning entries. Every winning work stands out from the photos everywhere. There must be visual freshness, so we should know more about the photographic freshness of these works.

3. Watch more successful film and television works. With the popularization of photography, we should learn to choose the shooting angle in film and television dramas, so as to make the shooting angle unconventional.

4. Observe the things around you, look up or down when walking, and look at the angle that you don't pay attention to at ordinary times. Maybe a good work will be born.

5. Observe objects at close range. The master photographer once said: If you don't shoot well enough, you are not close enough. Because I am used to seeing the world with my own naked eyes, it is easy to miss some beautiful things that are not easy to find.

6. Secondly, the theme of light and shadow is also an important part of taking beautiful photos, and we should learn the ability to discover the effect of light and shadow. For example, the light and shadow at sunrise and sunset are the easiest to produce large-scale effects, and sometimes the plain scenery is often visually great after the light and shadow effect.

As long as you practice and try more in the right way, your photography skills will gradually improve.