Where is the beauty of still life?

The beauty of still life means the beauty of light and shadow.

The beauty of light and shadow in still life photography. Light is the soul of photography. Compared with color, the hue of light projected on an object is a simpler, more powerful and more delicate classical artistic language. Black-and-white photography has become countless classic works before the production of color film. Because it fully embodies the beauty of light and shadow in photography, it still maintains its enduring charm today.

Light and shadow are both "intangible images", and their bewilderment and unpredictability can bring wonderful interest to photographic works. Therefore, light and shadow is a unique and rich artistic language in photography. The clever use of light and shadow can greatly increase the artistic appeal of works.

In still life photography, color not only has the reappearance of objects, but also can arouse the emotions of the infected audience once it is injected into the photographer's emotions. Each color has its own unique personality. For example, red makes people feel happy, and purple makes people feel mysterious. Warm colors make people feel warm and warm, while cold colors make people feel quiet, refreshing and calm.

In still life photography, color not only has the reappearance of objects, but also can arouse the emotions of the infected audience once it is injected into the photographer's emotions. Each color has its own unique personality. For example, red makes people feel happy, and purple makes people feel mysterious. Warm colors make people feel warm and warm, while cold colors make people feel quiet, refreshing and calm.