How to take a good wedding photo Some essentials of taking a wedding photo

In the customized shooting of high-end portrait photography images, the hand is an unavoidable detail for photographers. Hand posture affects the overall expressive force and emotion of portrait photography. Sometimes, a pair of nervous hands often reveal that the bride's seemingly relaxed and elegant smile is actually just an illusion. Today, CHUNG Korea Yiqing will share with you six tips for gesture placement in portrait photography. I hope it will help everyone. (photography skills)

First, don't cut off your arm by vision.

The most common mistake is to let the audience see the amputated arm. Keep a distance between your arms and your waist, which makes it easier to show the bride's hourglass figure. Similarly, there should be a certain distance between the hand and the body to avoid the arm being squashed and widened in the photo.

Second, try not to bend your wrist.

A common problem in photos is wrist bending. If there is no bending, don't bend. The angle you are looking for is as soft as possible. In addition, gestures also have directionality. The direction of the gesture is as consistent as possible with the curve of the body itself, which will be visually harmonious.

Third, don't just show your back.

Exposing only the back of the hand will make the hand look bigger than it really is, and the photo will look too masculine when the hand is clenched. Bending the wrist slightly upward will make the bride look more feminine and relaxed.

Fourth, the ring finger is closest to the camera.

Usually, you always want to put your ring finger closest to the camera. Because this is the smallest and thinnest side of the hand. If the fingers are slender, the thumb or forefinger is also beautiful closest to the camera. Women's hands should be beautiful and elegant, avoiding hard horns and claws.

Five, nails should be clean and colorless.

You need a beautifully decorated colorless nail. Need to be clean and not too thick, colorful nails are easy to dominate.

Sixth, give yourself useful psychological hints.

First of all, don't talk too much about hand posture. Too many seminars make you care too much about your hands rather than your facial expressions. Tell yourself, imagine yourself as a ballet dancer, keep your hands together and keep a beautiful posture.