Personal photography does not belong to editing.

1, the characteristics of the times of ancient costumes. Color: China is dominated by red. Style: Emperor's costume, Empress's costume, Concubine's costume, General's military uniform, Chivalrous costume, Chivalrous dress, Literati's costume, Princess's costume, Shu's costume, Palace's costume, mythological costume and legendary costume. Patterns: peony, chrysanthemum, pine, bamboo, plum, dragon, phoenix, etc.

2. Clothing modeling. Beautiful posture is very important for sitting, standing and being neat and symmetrical. The expression of eyes in the graceful posture of classical portraits advocates smiling without showing one's teeth, looking back with his head down and looking from the corner of his eye.

3. Enter the role. Modern people wearing ancient costumes will have a great sense of modernity, which seems to be very inconsistent. Be sure to jump out of the modern sense, wholeheartedly integrate into the role to be filmed, and show yourself on the stage, be true, not too artificial, not too exaggerated. Dig deep into your classical beauty and shoot the best results.

4. How to comb the elegant and noble costume photo hairstyle? Use the technique of curly hair to create noble quality, divide the hair into two parts from the back to the top of the head, comb the hair in the back part upwards, and when it is close to the top of the head, divide it into two parts, braid it together and fix it near the top of the head by knitting. At first, comb the hair on the top of your head and cover it smoothly on the braided hair. After fixing, it is also divided into two parts, around the bun, and finally decorated with hair accessories.

5. Central composition. This is a conventional composition method. In addition, when designing the lens language, some compositions biased towards the film language are adopted, leaving a large space for blank space, or relying on structural lines to convey the connection between characters and scenes.

6. The shooting location is in Forest Park. Forest park is a good choice, with few people and good scenery, without too many people interfering with the elements. To tell the truth, I would rather shoot in a forest park in Tibetan areas than in a transformed scenic spot. The former is pure and natural, the latter is full of modern traces, and the building age is messy. Of course, as a photographer, you need to avoid the chaotic elements of the times in your shooting.