Six Skills of Environmental Portrait Shooting

Six skills of environmental portrait shooting: 1. Find a suitable background: choose a background that is consistent with the image of the photographer to avoid elements that conflict with or distract the photographer. 2. Lighting: Make full use of natural light or artificial light sources to create layered and atmospheric photos. Pay attention to the direction and intensity of light, and highlight the outline and characteristics of people. 3. Adjust the composition: adopt appropriate composition methods, such as regular arrangement, symmetry or trisection, to make the picture more attractive. At the same time, pay attention to the relative position and proportion of elements. 4. Pay attention to details: carefully observe the details in the environment, such as texture, color, lines, etc., and add richness and artistic sense to the photos by integrating them into the shooting of characters. 5. Capture natural expressions: Establish good interaction with the subjects and let them naturally express their true emotions and expressions. Avoid stiff postures and artificial expressions. 6. Use a wide-angle lens: A wide-angle lens can capture more details of the environment and make the characters stand out. However, attention should be paid to avoid excessive deformation and maintain the true proportion and appearance of the characters.