On a spring afternoon, sunlight shines through the gaps in the flowers and trees on the ground, creating dappled light and shadows. Taking photos in such an environment will undoubtedly create a romantic and natural atmosphere. However, how to take beautiful photos under the flowers and trees is a skill that needs to be learned. Below, we will share 11 simple poses to take photos under flowers and trees, so that you can easily take natural and beautiful photos.
1. Look up at the flowers, fresh and natural
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Stand under a flower tree and position yourself slightly to the bottom left, close to the golden borrowing point, so that you can avoid the shadow of your eyes caused by direct sunlight and make the flowers in the background stand out more. Gently lift your chin to look at the flowers, as in Figure 1, taking care not to keep the petals close to the camera to ensure the clarity and depth of the petals. This pose is simple and natural, and it can highlight the beauty of the flowers and trees.
2. Close your eyes and feel that the prospect is blurred
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Hold the petals close to the camera so that the flowers in the foreground can be bokehed. At this time, close your eyes and raise your chin slightly, as if you are enjoying the fragrance of flowers and the warmth of spring, look at Figure 2. Such a photo is both artistic and shows a serene and beautiful atmosphere.
3. Hold the petals in your hand and enter the mirror sideways
Look for a gap in the flower tree, stand in it, and gently pick up a petal with your hand. Leaning sideways to the camera, your eyes look at the petals in your hand, as shown in Figure 3. This pose not only shows off your hand movements, but also makes the photo more interesting and interesting.
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Fourth, support your cheek with one hand and look sideways in the mirror
Sit under the flower tree and hold your chin with one hand, but be careful not to push the flesh out of shape, just gently reflect the posture, turn sideways to the camera, tilt your head slightly to look at the camera, like Figure 4. This pose will not only show off the contours of your face, but also give the photo a more layered look.
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5. Avoid occlusion and maintain eye contact
When taking photos, be careful not to allow the petals to completely cover your eyes. While such a photo may give a sense of mystery, it can also make the photo look too depressing, just don't do it like Figure 5. Maintain eye contact to make your photos more vibrant.
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6. Raise your hands to cover your eyes to add fun
Cover one eye with one hand while tilting your head appropriately. This pose can not only make the photo more interesting, but also highlight your personality, see Figure 6.
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7. Squatting against the wall, looking petite in overhead shots
Under the flower tree, find a wall as a background and crouch against the wall. Place your hands on your chin and make a cute pose. At this point, the photographer can shoot from above, which can make your face appear more petite, and at the same time make the flowers and trees in the background stand out more, see Figure 7.
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8. Stand against the wall and shoot along the wall to show your height
Also under the flower tree, standing against the wall. Have the camera also attached to the wall and shoot in the direction of the wall. This angle can make your figure appear more slender, and at the same time, you can use the line of the wall to enhance the layering of the photo, see Figure 8.
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9. Tilt your head into the lens, and the foreground blur increases its depth
Tilt your head to one side and plunge slightly into the lens. At this point, you can use the flower as the foreground to create a bokeh effect. Such a photo has a sense of depth and can highlight your liveliness and cuteness, see Figure 9.
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10. Stand on the stool and look sideways to show your temperament
Find a stool to stand on it so that you can look taller in the photo. Leaning sideways to the camera, eyes looking into the distance. Such a pose can not only show your elegant temperament, but also make the flowers and trees in the background a perfect foil, see Figure 10. Some flowers are too tall, so the person being photographed needs to stand on a stool, and the photographer also needs to stand on a stool to shoot from the same height.
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11. Finger clip flowers, the beauty of details
Finally, we can try a pose with a close-up of the hand. Hold a flower between your fingers and photograph only the details of your hands. Such a photo can show the beauty of the flowers and highlight the delicate lines of your hands, see Figure 11.
With these 11 simple poses, we can take photos of natural beauty under the flowers and trees. When taking photos, remember to maintain a natural and relaxed state and don't deliberately pose. At the same time, it is also necessary to make appropriate adjustments according to the on-site environment and lighting conditions to make the photo more perfect. Hopefully, these tips will help you and make you happy photos under the flower trees#春日生活打卡季! #
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