Master these 9 photography skills to make your photos more textured

Master these 9 photography skills to make your photos more textured

Texture refers to the details and levels of the picture. For example, the coldness and hardness of steel, the softness and warmth of silk, the toughness of denim, and the silkiness of gauze are all expressions of texture. The embodiment of texture focuses on contrast and transition. By controlling the shutter, aperture, metering point, and choosing the correct time, light level, and camera position to shoot, let the picture have contrast and transition of light and shade, virtual and real, strong and weak, cold and warm, and size. To achieve the texture of the photo, we must work hard in the early stage. This is the correct way to improve the quality of the picture. How to take photos, such as the following ideas. 1. Small things like raindrops on glass. 2. The light spot formed under the illusory effect of the lens, in addition to filling the blank space of the picture, can also add a beautiful atmosphere to the picture. 3. Foreground guidance Add some line guidance at a low angle to run the line of sight through the picture and form a strong visual impact. 4. The lower the brightness of the light-dark relationship, the more advanced the color of the film, and the more concentrated the sight in places with high brightness. 5. The choice of light Backlighting can modify the outline of objects and illuminate feathers. 6. Light and shadow contrast Use the occlusion of mountains and clouds to make the picture form interesting light and shadow, and fill the picture with light. 7. Contrast between cold and warm Different colors give people different feelings, and the feeling caused by the contrast between cold and warm is stronger, so the setting of color temperature in the early stage of shooting is also crucial. 8. Close-up close-up: Enlarge the part of things through the lens, observe the pictures that are usually difficult to observe with the naked eye, and convey a sense of freshness. 9. Shutter setting Use the slow shutter to express the softness of the flowing water, forming a strong and weak contrast with the hard rock. So don't rely too much on the later stage, and develop a good pre-shooting idea is the key to learning photography well. I hope that everyone can have some feelings, practice more, and shoot more excellent works through the study of this lesson!

(Responsible editor：the scenery)