Exhibition Photo Tour | "Manufacturing" opens up the dream and "intelligent manufacturing" achieves the future

Exhibition Photo Tour | "Manufacturing" opens up the dream and "intelligent manufacturing" achieves the future

Shunde is located in the hinterland of the Pearl River Delta, with Guangzhou in the north and Hong Kong and Macao in the south, with an area of ​​806 square kilometers. Shunde has 28 national-level brands such as "China's Home Appliance Capital", "China's Gas Appliance Capital" and "China's Hometown of Paints". It is a veritable manufacturing area. Under the guidance of Guangdong Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the "Making" Open Dream "Intelligent Manufacturing" jointly organized by China Photography News Agency, Guangdong Photographers Association, Foshan Shunde District Literary and Art Circles Federation, and the People's Government of Beijiao Town, Shunde District, Foshan City "Achieving the Future - Made in China (Shunde) National Photography Exhibition, the participating works have been announced. ■ The jury recommends kiln manufacturing Li Xiayu Photo comment: The framed composition of the layers of rings is a highlight of this work, which makes the content of the picture and the viewer's line of sight continue to advance from near to far, expanding the visual space. The camera position chosen by the author is correct, and the capture of the busy moment of the workers is also better. The main color of silver and white not only echoes the theme of modern industry, but also gives the work a certain sense of technology. ——Li Zhiliang (Vice Chairman of Guangdong Photographers Association, Chairman of Dongguan Photographers Association), Guo Jianguang, a modern workshop, photo by Guo Jianguang, a heavy equipment in a big country - shield machine (one of the group photos) Qiu Xinsheng, teaching experience in garment making, Li Haifu, photo of Xishuidong Tuning project (one of the group photos) Photo by Li Chaole, Smart Manufacturing in Shunde, City of Innovation, Photo by Zhang Yonglin, Work Notes Team Zhang Minyu, modern community, Li Ruiming, smart dining, Zhou Yuyan, beautiful KUKA robot (one of the group photos) It has distinct industry characteristics and reflects the photographer's understanding and expressiveness of industrial characteristics and its cultural heritage. At present, there are many excellent photographic works on this subject, and the shooting techniques have long been familiar to the majority of photographers. So, how can the aesthetic expression of industrial photography be further expanded? The author believes that we might as well start with the creation of a sense of story in industrial photography, create emotional resonance, and attract viewers to explore more content behind the photos. Using Light to Create Atmosphere Industrial photography can often only rely on on-site light. Photographers can skillfully use on-site light to create a variety of different atmospheres. For example, the scattered light sprinkled from the sky above the factory creates a movie-like texture. The story sets the atmosphere. At the same time, the light can show a strong contrast between light and dark, so as to highlight the subject and form a visual tension. For example, using the slow door to shoot the scene of steelmaking, the steel flowers have turned into radial lines, shining and beautiful like fireworks, reflecting the looming faces of the practitioners, which are full of hot atmosphere. In addition, photographers should capture the fullest emotions of practitioners when shooting, so as to create connections between people and objects, so that viewers can develop rich associations, thereby driving the emotions of viewers. Using tones to enhance the image Many photographers know the emotional atmosphere corresponding to colors, such as red, yellow, orange, etc. represent enthusiasm, warmth, and bright, blue, green, purple, etc., represent tranquility, deepness, and mystery. When shooting scenes of steel making, welding and other sparks, photographers can use red and orange as the main color to show the personal image of the practitioner, while shooting scenes such as "intelligent manufacturing" and innovation, blue and white are the main colors. Colours create a clean, uncluttered modern vibe. No matter which color system is used, the choice must be made around the theme and on-site situation, conveying the true state of the practitioners, and telling vivid stories one by one. It is worth mentioning that capturing the main color of the picture is not just shooting the same color, the photographer can also convey a sense of story through the contrast and balance of colors. Skillful use of rhythm to stimulate imagination The arrangement and combination of industrial facilities often have certain regularity. Whether it is a building, a machine, a tool or a finished product, photographers can use the combination of points, lines and surfaces to create a sense of rhythm and rhythm. For example, photographing things with very regular arrangement at a specific angle, or using an overhead shot to show the whole picture of multiple machines, the expressions are different, the stories told and the emotions conveyed are different. Among these things with a sense of rhythm and rhythm, the photographer should also shoot the most representative movements of the practitioners to form a dynamic, so that the viewer can see a continuous picture and highlight the sense of story. In addition, the photographer can also show the details, such as the dexterous hands of the practitioner tapping the instrument, forming a rhythmic picture, which can stimulate the viewer's imagination more than taking a full-body photo directly, thereby creating a rhythmic picture. A sense of story. In addition, photographers can use a wide-angle lens to enlarge the foreground, use a telephoto lens to compress the space, make the characters and machines form a size contrast, use group photos to tell stories, and record the other side of the practitioners’ daily life. The sense of story in photography composes a moving movement in praise of industrial practitioners.

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