On the morning of March 30, the photography skills training class of the 2021 Shuangpu Town Citizen Quality Improvement Training Class sponsored by Shuangpu Town Community College was held at the Xiaoshufang Village Cultural Auditorium. The training invited Zhu Zhonghang, a senior photographer with decades of photography experience, to share photography skills for everyone, and more than 40 villagers who love photography gathered together to learn the experience of mobile phone photography.
The course is divided into two parts: theory and interaction, Teacher Zhu explained in detail the composition, angle, light and shadow and other knowledge points involved in general photography, and then analyzed his own works as an example to help everyone further understand "what kind of photos are beautiful". The villagers' enthusiasm for learning is very high, some have been eager to take out their mobile phones to try to shoot, and some have carefully memorized knowledge points in notebooks.
After the theoretical study, Teacher Zhu asked everyone to take out their mobile phones and guide everyone to use the auxiliary functions of mobile phones hand in hand. "It's best to turn on the auxiliary line when taking pictures, which can better help you find the golden ratio." Teacher Zhu said.
Under his patient guidance, many villagers know the HDR and cropping functions that come with the mobile phone, learn to manually adjust the brightness, and even some villagers have become proficient in panoramic, time-lapse photography, slow motion and other shooting.
"I'll use filters again!" Aunt Yuan, a villager, said, "In the future, you can also take a small video when you go out with the little sisters." ”
Villager Aunt Jin said with a smile, "Today's lesson has benefited me a lot, we Shuangpu Mountains and Beautiful Waters are beautiful, and in the future, I can use my mobile phone to record the beautiful landscapes and moving stories of my hometown, so that more people can see it." ”
After the course, many villagers said that they also need to use photography in their daily work, and this training was particularly helpful to them.
Contributed by: Kailin Yang