Can anyone tell me the difference between "photography" and "photography" on a mobile phone?

Hello, actually, in essence, there is no difference between photography and taking pictures. It’s just that some people insist on treating photography as art and taking pictures as non-art.

In fact, whether it is art or not has no direct connection with photography or taking pictures.

I myself, myself, actually don’t care about photography or taking pictures.

Of course, some people care very much about photography or taking pictures. If you say he is taking pictures, he will be very angry.

However, I am not angry at all if you say I am taking pictures. Taking pictures is photography, and photography is taking pictures. There is nothing to strictly pursue.

Therefore, for those who really like photography or taking pictures, don’t care about the difference between photography and taking pictures.

If you care about the difference between photography and taking pictures, it means you are going astray.

Once you go astray, whether you are photography or taking pictures, you will be far away from art.

It’s absolutely true, everything I said is true.

Of course, some people just like to deny others and deny that others are not photographers.

For example, there are many people who like to deny me publicly or secretly. Of course, they don’t just deny me, they also deny many great and successful photographers.

In fact, everyone is a photographer and everyone is an artist.

As long as you are attentive, as long as you have your own thoughts and emotions, as long as you have your own different perspective or innovation, you have a certain level of art.

However, many people do not understand this truth. They always think that art is superior and that artists are isolated from the people.

If this basic principle is not understood, it is no wonder that they are so serious about photography or taking pictures.

People who really understand the basic principles and think clearly will not care about photography or photography.

To take pictures is to press the shutter without such photographic observation, or to say that you do not understand or know how to take pictures. Photography is the opposite, that is: taking pictures is to take "good-looking pictures," and photography is the essential element of taking pictures.

The attached pictures are two mobile phone photos, observed from multiple angles, showing the shadows of the wall lights and the graceful wooden curves of the chair.

When shooting at different shooting angles, the shapes of the lampshade and shadow are different, and the distance between the lampshade and the shadow will also change

After observing from multiple angles, shoot at a low angle so that all curves are well captured performance, and used the white wall as the background to obtain a simple and high-contrast picture

Many mobile phones have built-in cameras that have a beauty function for taking pictures, but not for recording videos. For example, my mobile phone is Xiaomi. Beautiful photos! Recording videos is not possible. You need to know more about the performance of each mobile phone. The first picture is for taking pictures, and the second picture is for recording videos. The difference is not a bit big.

With the popularity of smart phones, mobile phones have more and more functions. Especially today with the frequent use of social software, expressing emotions through photos has become one of the things that almost every young person likes. The emergence of photos means that people have higher and higher requirements for pictures. We often hear the words photography and taking pictures. So in our daily life, what is the difference between photography and taking pictures?

Photography and taking pictures are actually two concepts. However, today with the popularization of mobile phone camera functions, these two concepts have been blurred. Let’s talk about the differences between the two. What a difference. Art is presented differently. Although photography and photography both focus on obtaining images, they are completely different in terms of artistic presentation. When taking photos, we pay more attention to the image and category of the photo. For example, if we want to take a photo of a person, we just pick up the phone and take the photo. There is no big deal, as long as the person is included in the photo. But photography is different. Photography not only requires taking pictures of people, but also requires the pictures to be aesthetically pleasing, and photography has more requirements regarding aesthetics. Therefore, photography pays more attention to the work and beauty, while photography pays more attention to the subject of the picture.

Professionalism is different.

There are no professional requirements for taking photos. Anyone from an 80-year-old man to a 3-year-old child can take photos as long as they can afford a mobile phone. But photography is different. It requires the photographer to have a certain aesthetic foundation, understand what should be involved in the beauty of the picture, and requires the photographer to be able to adjust the light, use functions, etc. Therefore, the two are different in terms of professionalism.

The purpose is different. The purpose of photography is generally to participate in competitions or for personal exhibitions, in order to present it to more people. Therefore, pictures are required to be both aesthetic and convey more ideological content and correct values ??to people. Although the purpose of taking pictures is also to watch, most of the time this kind of watching only exists between the photographer himself or close people. The purpose of taking pictures is more to record life.

The tools are different. Although mobile phones have become very common, the photography equipment used by most photography enthusiasts is still a more professional data camera. Photographers mostly use ordinary mobile phones.

The above is the general difference between photography and taking pictures. Although there is a certain difference between the two, with more practice, this difference can be narrowed for individuals. Some people jokingly explained the difference between the two: those who win awards are called photography, and those who do not win awards are called photography. We can also learn a thing or two from them.