Basic method of photo structure and shooting angle

The basic methods and shooting angles of photo composition are as follows:

1, center point composition

Putting the subject in the center of the picture is the simplest and most stable composition, which makes the subject stand out more obviously.

2, vanishing point composition

Two parallel lines converge into a point in the distance, and this point is the vanishing point. This composition can make the picture more spatial.

3. Symmetrical composition

Including up-down symmetry, left-right symmetry, overall symmetry, etc.

4. Diagonal composition

The lines in the figure extend diagonally.

5, bisector composition

A composition method that divides a photo into two parts: up and down or left and right. Commonly used when shooting the horizon where the sky intersects the ground; The horizon is generally near the center, dividing the picture into two parts.

6, three-point line composition

Divide the picture into three parts horizontally or vertically, and each sub-center can be placed together with the main form. This composition is suitable for multi-modality parallel focus subjects. This composition is vivid and concise.

7. Jiugongge composition

Divide the picture into nine spaces with vertical lines. After equal division, the picture of nine squares will form four intersections, which are called interesting center points, and the interesting center points are used for composition.

8, triangle composition

The three visual centers are the main positions of the scenery, and sometimes the scenery is arranged in a three-point geometric structure to form a stable triangle. This triangle can be a regular triangle, an oblique triangle or an inverted triangle, in which the oblique triangle is more commonly used and flexible. Triangular composition is stable, balanced but flexible.

9. Frame composition

Using tangible scenery or abstract light and shadow processing to set the foreground for photos can effectively highlight the main elements of photos. Forming a frame around the main image can create a mysterious atmosphere.