Creative photo poses, good looking photo poses

Teach you 6 creative photo poses, go on a trip to shoot a blockbuster visual sense, and the circle of friends will praise you.

1. Cover the sun with your hands

On a sunny day or in a sunny situation, raise your hand to cover the distance ahead. The best time to shoot** is when the sun rises or sets, i.e. in the early morning or late afternoon.

2. Cover one eye.

One of them is inspired by a cold, mysterious, yet somewhat seductive style.

3. Hold something that covers your face.

I like to go to the forest and cover my face with trees, flowers in the garden, take a scarf, etc., but I show half of my face.

4. Shoot from the side based on the wall.

Just want to show off the sacred background, and using this method effectively can make ** more natural, please be sure not to look at the camera.

5. Hair flying.

Blowing the wind anytime and anywhere, with light and fluttery hair, it looks good. But remember, use caution when the wind is too strong.

6. Turn around at the moment of capture.

There is a lot of charm behind a girl, a killer on the back.

7. Jump. There are places, jump up, and the world is yours.

8. Lie down or sit on a café table.

Nowadays, most cafes have a corner where people can sit, which is cute and cozy.

9. Raise your hands and look up at the sky.

This genre is suitable for showcasing beautiful scenes effortlessly. Keep your body crossed, or raise your hands with your eyes turned away from you, in the shape of happiness, simple and effective.

10. Pick up the available props.

Keep your hands out of the blank space, or casually put your hands on the ** and see if there are balloons, wind, rain covers, oil lamps, flowers, musical instruments, etc.

11. Wear a hat or headphones.

Express your passion for listening with powerful aids such as a wool cap or hands-free headphones placed on the side of your face.

12. Take a picture of life**.

Suitable for those who like to shoot, don't passively stand in another place, be prepared to add a lot of liveliness to ** through the traffic lights.

13. Sit high.

Standing is still boring, accidentally seeing a high place to try to sit up, cross legs, turn around, etc., easy to concave shape.

The best pose for taking pictures:

1. Peek at the camera or look at the camera.

In portrait photography, posture is very important, but the most important thing in posture is to look at **? This is also part of the pose, and when shooting, we can sneak into the camera through some gaps, like the one on the left side of the picture above. Or look directly at the camera, like the one on the right side of the image above.

The point is not to let the surrounding scenery obscure the eyes of the characters.

2. Hold your chin or stroke your hair.

Many friends don't know where to put their hands when they are shooting. You can hold your chin with your hands, as you did on the left side of the picture above, but be careful not to force your chin and let your hands squeeze your chin out of shape. Or, as you did on the right side of the image above, looking back at the camera while stroking your hair with your other hand.

3. Lean back.

How can you pose in a standing position? You can tilt your body backwards, close your eyes or look at the sky, and look back at the camera like the one in the picture above. The reason why this ** is good-looking, in addition to posing, is more important to shoot against the light, which can make people's hair have contour light.

Fourth, sitting posture. <>

You can do it like the one on the right side of the picture above, with your legs together and your hands on your chin without looking at the camera. The key point of this **good-looking picture is that the framing range is relatively small, compared with the one on the left side of the picture above**, you will find that the posture on the left side is also good, but the framing range is too large, which will lead to too many elements in the whole picture, **It looks very messy.

So having a good sitting posture and narrowing down the framing range can make your ** look cleaner.

5. Brush your hair and look into the distance.

If you have a head of hair, you can pick up your hair like the one on the left side of the picture above, and the photographer will take a snapshot when you are brushing your hair, so that the posture is more natural. Or take a sideways **, the eyes must be engrossed in the distance, not looking at the lens, the photographer backlit shot, shoot the contour light on the hair.

Scissor hands is a common photo pose, especially for girls, scissor hands can not only show their cute side, but also cover their own big face, Xueba will raise scissor hands as long as they encounter a photo, but such a simple posture, the students argued about it, Xueba thinks that scissor hands mean "yes", it also means victory, and in the eyes of the scumbag, scissorhands are just two fingers, so it means "two", the author thinks that both of them are right, But of course, taking pictures should be fun!

1. How to take a frontal photo, remember that the double beam bucket must not stand on the same horizontal line, you can stand straight behind with one leg, and the other leg slightly probe in the direction of the oblique front, the action can be very natural and good-looking without being too exaggerated, and it shows the height and long legs.

2. Take a photo of the back of the back, use the side of the body to face the camera at an angle of about 45 degrees, and the leg close to the camera behind has a feeling of being stupid, that is, lift the toes slightly to the ground, and put the center of gravity of the body on the front leg.

3. The photographer should stand under your oblique slope when going up the stairs to take pictures, and the leg you are far away from the lens is placed in front of you, and the foot close to the lens is placed in the back, so that the photographer can naturally lengthen the legs with the help of a wide angle, remember that the upper body should be straight, and there must be an action to keep going up the stairs, as if it was captured when you really went up the stairs.

4. When there is a place or platform to rely on, such as a wall railing, etc., you can naturally put your hand on it or lean part of the center of gravity of your body on it, so that you can interact with the environment very well, remember that not all the center of gravity of the body is leaning on the object, so that you will not think too much about letting go of yourself.

5. There can be many postures for picking up your hair, but it's best not to tease the camera directly, because some girls will look thick and short, the best way is to tease the side, the side face is slightly raised at a 45-degree angle, so that the side face and arms are facing the camera, so that the facial features will be very three-dimensional, the arms will be thinner and better-looking, and the shooting will be more natural.

<><1.The hand supports the face, slightly bent.

2.Hand rests chin and bends slightly.

3.The foot maker is cocked and his hands are put together.

4.Raise your hand to fork the pure thick potato waist.

5.Salute the stool.

6.Stand sideways to say hello, hands behind your back.

7.Than OK fork waist.

8.Clasp your hands together and keep your feet up.

<> "Universal Photo Pose.

The first type: play with the hair with your hands, cross your waist with one hand, cross your legs and bend your knees slightly before your legs.

Second: Gently put your hands on your shoulders and cross your legs.

The third guess is to put the left elbow back, the back leg to the hip, the hands cross the waist, and the front leg is slightly bent at the knee.

Fourth: put the hand back, top the hip, one-handed fork, one-legged slight knee bending.

Fifth: Gently lower the chin with your hands, top your hips, and bend your knees with your legs slightly open.

Sixth: crossed waist, top hips, legs slightly open, single leg molded and bent knees.

Seventh: tilt your head slightly, and put your hands on your waist.

Type 8: Put your hands behind your head, cross your legs, and stretch your front legs forward.

Type 9: Hold the skirt with both hands and bend the knees with your legs back.

Together, the word "photography" means "drawing with light". Photography refers to the process of recording images using some kind of special equipment, usually we use mechanical cameras or digital cameras for photography. The following are my carefully arranged creative group photo poses, welcome to read, I hope you can enjoy it.

1. Break the stereotype

Most of the group photos I saw were the same, and they were all lacking in novelty, because the photographer had people standing like a log in front of the camera, counting to three, and pressing the shutter. And the secret to taking amazing group photos is to break these rules, each of us has infinite creativity in our hearts, so make good use of it, you must dare to break the rules, the result may surprise you!

2. The key is timing

The right timing is an absolute must for a good photo. When I talk about timing, I'm not just emphasizing the right time of day to shoot, but also the timing of the shutter press. A good time to capture the best is far less time spent than multiple shots in pursuit of the "perfect shot".

3. Light, or light

For photography, light means everything, and light is actually the ultimate factor in photography. Any good image is determined by a very skillful control of light, and this is exactly a skill that a photographer cannot live without. Here are some tips for using light effectively:

Make sure that every object is lit and that there are no shadows on everyone's face.

If possible, use a flash, which usually results well**.

Consider the light'time, don't forget to reflect the light.

Didn't I say "light is everything"? At the same time, I also said "break the mold", look at this**: isn't it the perfect creation of light and shadow?

4. Background or something

The background is just as important as the subject, and shooting in a place that fits the theme is much better than in a closed room. Although there are different opinions, changing the background often leads to the birth of a good **. Get your family or friends outdoors and try to take pictures in the field or other open space you can use, not in a room or studio.

In this way, you can also benefit from the light of nature.

5. Don't just stand on the ground

The shooting angle can give one ** an advantage over thousands of other photos, do you want to shoot a different **? Then don't just stand on the ground. I'm not asking you to try to get rid of gravity, just that you can change your perspective a bit.

You can take a picture of your friend standing on the first floor from the 2nd floor. Or, you can get down on your knees and shoot straight up! Use your imagination instead of just standing on the ground.