What are your three favorite Bresson works? Why do you like them?

For example, in the work Mufita Street in Paris shot by Bresson, the author uses the method of instantaneous grabbing to give the subject a perfect situation without disturbing him. The first thing that touched us in this work was the innocent and natural expression of the children-as if they had just completed a glorious and arduous mission and hurried home to show the innocence of the children to the fullest!

Pay attention to the geometric pattern. From Bresson's works, we can see that geometry plays an important role in his photos. Vertical line, horizontal line, diagonal line, curve, triangle, circle, square, etc. Assemble them into beautiful pictures and even become photo frames. When you take pictures in the street, you might as well pay more attention to these patterns.

Looking at the world from a painter's point of view, in fact, before Bresson entered the world of photography, he first became interested in painting, and then he applied the aesthetics of painting to photography. More interestingly, when he grew up, he returned to the world of painting. Here is a revelation. We should not only look at photographic works, but actually pay more attention to other visual arts, which can also stimulate the creation of photography.

All his classic works are printed and hung in the exhibition room, and he will not stop to indulge his works. Each of us has some satisfactory works, and it is good to know how to appreciate them, but we must remember to remind ourselves that we must look forward and shoot the next better work, otherwise we will get stuck in the past and never stand firm. I like his works because they are inspired by photography, which can also broaden my horizons.