What are the methods of composing music in Beijing?

In portrait photography, choosing the composition of the foreground is mainly to shoot the scenery, and the characters are the embellishment part of the photo, which accounts for a relatively small proportion. Foresight composition mainly shows a kind of artistic conception, broad vision and atmospheric scene.

When choosing a long-range composition to shoot, you can put the characters on a point in the picture according to the composition methods of trichotomy and dichotomy, so that the proportion of the characters occupying the picture is smaller.

02. Panoramic composition

In portrait photography, when shooting the whole body of a character, we adopt panoramic composition, that is, the character is fully displayed in the photo and the character is the main part of the picture. Panoramic composition is mainly used to express an atmosphere.

When choosing panoramic composition shooting, we should also combine other composition methods, such as dichotomy composition, so that all the characters appear in the picture.

03. Medium shot composition

When taking a bust in portrait photography, we choose the composition in the middle, mainly taking a bust above the knee. The composition of the middle scene can well express the body movements of the characters. Mid-shot composition is still commonly used in portrait photography.

04. Close-up composition

In portrait photography, if we shoot people's waist or chest and above, it is close-up composition. Close-range composition shooting portraits is usually used to express people's emotions, such as happiness, happiness and melancholy.

When shooting a close-up composition of a character, shoot the character above the waist, so that the character occupies most of the picture.

05. Close-up composition

When taking portraits, people above the collarbone or just the face are all close-up compositions. Close-up composition can express people's hearts and is the main composition method for shooting emotional works in portrait photography. Usually, the part above the collarbone of a close-up composition character occupies the whole picture.