How to take a portrait when traveling is better?

Even if you are a middle-aged Buddhist, you must have taken selfies or photographed others. Have your shooting skills ever been despised by others? Some people do not blush. There's a reason why the portraits you take are either short legs or double chins!

Don't ask why, just pick up your phone or camera and click. Of course, it won't have any amazing effect. You should see these portrait shooting techniques.

1. portrait shooting angle

The front lens is the most common but also the most plain, so try the oblique lens, which can show the facial outline and beautiful lines of the characters well.

Avoid Corky's legs and shoot from the top of your head, you know.

If the characters are in the scene, the area under the feet should be as small as possible, and the space on the head should be large (SLR camera control: smmapp) and high.

2. Standing shooting skills

Standing to take pictures, many friends just stand up straight, or draw scissors hands, vulgar! Next time, try to cross your feet or lift your legs on tiptoe, or spread your legs slightly to straighten your feet. You'll know the effect when you shoot it.

3. Sitting posture shooting skills

The effect of sitting and taking pictures is difficult to control. Don't sit alone on the sofa or chair when shooting. Try to sit on the side of your ass and keep your back straight before shooting.

The other foot can be straight and the other foot can be slightly bent, and the two feet can be close together (SLR camera control: smmapp), and the toes point to the edge of the picture, so that your long legs will not be buried.

Of course, if the subject is lively and active, you might as well clap a few more claws. Looking back and jumping moments are all good pictures, which can only help you get this far.

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