人像技巧篇（As skill article）.doc

人像技巧篇（As skill article） Like a posture (1) Photographers are sometimes particularly troubled by how to make subjects pose. Some people think that the photographer just stand behind the camera a few cry from time to time, let the subject which direction to move the body, everything else will be on track and to achieve the desired effect. Its important to take control of a successful picture to a certain extent, but the photos that are currently sold tend to be images that are taken in a more relaxed manner. Take pictures of the children and you have to control them properly. The children go to let them stay there motionless is almost impossible, however, the problem is that good photographer does not want the children appear dead, or let them posing stiff, because it cant accurately reproduce the actual image of the children. A good way to do this is to do some preliminary research so that you can find a nice, well-lit area outside. You also have to check if there is anything that will damage your image, such as a pillar that appears to be coming out of the persons head, and then bring the kids to the shooting site. Its important that you find something to do with your children, so they can relax and appear natural. I often have to end up looking for something for me and letting them play it at will. Then, when the children behave naturally. Ill photograph the scene. This is an example of what they do, not what the childs posture should look like, and try to bring out your own ideas. This type of work often produces a coherent series of photos that can be sold as part of the album or as a collection of photos. I often use a 35 mm camera, so that they have maximum flexibility, and use Fuji has 1600 film, trapped for its photographic speed, and the grain is exquisite, can make my photos have a natural and downy effect. It is the fact that this and the current family snapshot of the family are not commonly used in black and white film, which is why my photo is different