Characteristics of Five Scenes in Photography

Five landscape features in photography;

1, close-up (refers to the human body above the shoulder)

In photography, the lens with the closest sight distance, because of its small viewing range and single picture content, can make the performance object stand out from the surrounding environment and produce a clear visual image and emphasis effect. Close-ups can show the subtle emotional changes of characters and reveal them.

2. Close shot (above the human chest)

The line of sight is a little farther than the close-up. The visual range of the picture is small, the observation distance is relatively close, the size of the characters and scenery is large enough, and the details are clear, which is conducive to expressing the expressions, subtle movements and local state of the scene of the characters' faces or other parts.

3. Mid shot (above human knee)

In the scene containing dialogue, action and emotional communication, the middle scene can be used to express the relationship between characters and between characters and their surroundings in the most favorable and balanced way. The characteristics of the middle scene determine that it can better express the identity, action and purpose of the characters.

4. Panorama (the whole human body and the surrounding background)

Panoramic picture, which mainly shows the whole body of the characters, has a large range of activities and a relatively broad space, and can fully show the overall movements of the characters and the relationship between them.

5. Foresight (the environment in which the subject is located)

Seeing the scenery and people from a distance has a wide field of vision and can accommodate a vast space. There are few people and the background is dominant. The picture gives a sense of wholeness, but the details are not very clear.

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