How to avoid taking photos of this trip?

Many people say that traveling now means getting on the bus to sleep and getting off the bus to take pictures, which is not traveling at all. That makes sense. At least the photos taken by many people at the scenic spots are basically the same, which seems to be a "punch card photo" of "visiting here". I think if you want to take an ingenious photo, you can't stick to the scenery, but you should integrate people into the scenery and make people a part of it.

Like the photo above, it is more like a photo of a tourist. Do you take such photos in front of your home and where you go in peacetime? On the contrary, there are two boats behind, which are more "local tyrants".

If two beautiful women are in the same boat and the camera is closer, they will not look so "tourists".

1 Look at the camera? No, don't look at the camera.

Looking at the photos taken by the camera will give people a feeling of "posing", which is the biggest feeling of tourists. You don't look like a person coming out of the scenery, but like an "uninvited guest".

Therefore, when you travel to a place, you can shoot the front or the side, but when taking pictures, try to find another "focus" and put your eyes on that focus. This way, it looks like a person is watching the scenery, not a tourist taking pictures.

When taking pictures, if you don't mind that your image is not the "focus", you can also blur yourself, focus on the scenery and others, and make yourself a local. I just accidentally entered the country while filming "tourists" ...

Fake "street shooting", real tourists.

In many scenes, we take pictures more or less to get tourists into the mirror. And some people also specialize in street shooting for a living. These street shots belong to different categories as tourists do. No one would have thought that the photos taken in the street would be taken by tourists, would they?

So we can use the feeling of "street shooting" to change people's cognition.

When you are in the scenic spot, jump freely, play as you like, and treat yourself as a local. And the person in charge of taking pictures, by grabbing the lens, constantly looking for feelings, constantly taking pictures, after taking pictures, just filter out the better photos.

From the perspective of a third party, take pictures of the dribs and drabs in the journey.

Most of the travel photos we boycotted have one feature, that is, they are rigid. But what if the photos taken during the trip are very natural, true and unpretentious?

For example, in the picture above, we can see such an angle: What makes passengers laugh happily on the vehicle?

For example, at the seaside, a couple who can't see clearly are whispering something. What does it feel like for a boy to listen to a girl and look at her? ...

In fact, there are many ways to take pictures, so it is also a good choice not to take pictures that give people the feeling of "visiting here", but to see how others take pictures and imitate them.