Excuse me, how was this photo taken? Tell me about the shooting skills of this kind of picture!

This is photography, right? It has nothing to do with PS.

It's called pushing the lens.

If the camera is mounted on a cart or in a fixed place, the position of the subject will not move, and the camera or focus will gradually approach the close-up or specific lens of the person, and the focus will also change. This kind of pushing can guide the audience to deeply feel the inner activities of the actors and strengthen the emotional atmosphere.

There are fast push and slow push. Slow push meets the needs of the plot, produces comfortable and natural effects, and gradually introduces the audience into the play. Rapid advancement will produce nervous, hasty and flustered effects.

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That's the effect.