Tourist portrait photography skills teach you how to take good portraits.

1, select a simple scene. Tourist attractions are generally crowded and the scene is chaotic. Try to avoid crowded places when shooting and choose simple scenes as the background.

2. Jiugongge composition. The main body should be placed at the four intersections of the nine squares, and a lot of space should be left in front of the main body, so that the picture will be stable and vivid and look more comfortable. If the subject is in the center of the picture, it will feel a little blocked, and if it is too close to the edge of the picture, it will make the picture out of balance.

3. Leave white space in front of the characters. Avoid the person in the middle of the photo. Photography Xiaobai often thinks that this can highlight people. In fact, this composition is very plain and ordinary. It will be more intriguing to leave more white space in front of the characters.

4, the theme and makeup should be matched. You can choose some local costumes or national costumes, and borrow some local unique objects as props to enrich the picture and add more information.

5, using wide-angle shooting. Avoid too small characters and too large scenes.

6. Portrait is the key. If you shoot at close range, your eyes are the key, and you should be located at the four intersections of Jiugongge. For mid-range shooting, the face should be located at four intersections. If you shoot from a distance, your characters should be located at four intersections. If you want to shoot the feeling of long legs, your feet should be close to the bottom of the picture, and you should stand step by step or put your legs together to make your legs slender. The lens should be below the waist line of the portrait. A human head should be 40% empty, and there should be no mountains, towers, trees, etc. On the head. Reduce the aperture. Generally, the aperture of 8 to 12 is used, so that the face will not be empty.