Photography is always related to travel,
No matter how bad it is, you have to go out to take pictures,
It seems that the creature of the otaku and photography are always incompatible.
But people are always tired, when you don't want to go out and take pictures,
When the weather is not satisfactory, you may wish to try these few ideas at home,
You're sure to take more photos than you can imagine!
Not convinced? Let's move on.
01
Tin foil
- Sparkling snowflakes
Find a sheet of tin foil in the kitchen and cut it into sheets:
Think of it as a snowflake, sprinkle it from above, one person sprinkling one person shooting.
Due to the light-sensitive properties of tin foil, there will be obvious starlight spots when shooting, which looks beautiful. And... Easier to control than real snowflakes!
02
<h2>magnifying glass</h2>
<h2>- Local magnification, interesting perspective</h2>
When I was a child, I always liked to play with my grandparents' magnifying glass, but when I grew up, I didn't expect it to be used as a photography prop, right?
Pointing a little bokeh at the subject is more interesting than macro!
It is more interesting to use in portraits, enlarge the eyes and enlarge the mouth, use this method to take a selfie, and you can immediately change the WeChat avatar!
03
<h2>Block out the flash</h2>
<h2>——Artificial door stitching light</h2>
Flash is a college question, but there are also many little tricks, find a piece of black cardboard, cover the flash, and leave only a slit.
For portrait shoots, try it a few more times and place the lines of light on the model's face:
You can get a local light that seems to be shining through a window or a door slit, which has a special charm.
04
<h2>Sink + waterproof camera</h2>
<h2>- Creative selfie from underwater</h2>
Start by finding a GoPro or something other waterproof, attach a selfie stick, and have a sink filled with water.
Then plunge the camera into the water and freeze the picture at the moment when the water splashes around. A superb selfie is out!
05
<h2>Photographing fruit in the bathroom :</h2>
<h2>Dynamic still life photos</h2>
We're used to photographing fruit on the table and on the coffee table, but you definitely didn't expect to shoot fruit in the bathroom, right? Spread the fruit on the floor of the bathroom, and then find a good friend to help you "smash" the water down, and fill the light with a high-speed shutter + flash off light.
Note that the water must be smashed down in a concentrated manner, and cannot be used with running water. Shoot at high speed, and you'll get a picture of a fruit still life that seems to jump out of the picture!
06
<h2>Lighter + flashlight</h2>
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Add some foreground to the picture
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When shooting, obscuring the frame with a lighter in front of the camera, or shining a flashlight on the lens, will form an interesting foreground. (Don't burn yourself)
Add some special lighting effects to bland portrait shots.
07
Water cup
<h2>- Wonderful refraction</h2>
Insert a chopstick into a water cup and you will find that the chopsticks are broken into two sections. When we were young, we were full of curiosity, until we learned physics in middle school and understood the refraction of light, and we suddenly became enlightened. Nowadays, you can also use this interesting scientific phenomenon in photography.
Through this glass of water, it is interesting to capture the reality that is flipped by refraction.
08
<h2>illustration</h2>
<h2>- False background</h2>
What should I do if I feel that the background is not good when shooting still life? Find a fake background yourself. However, it should be noted that the subject of the shooting is smaller than the background, and the combination of the subject and the background should be harmonious, and it is best to use the telephoto segment (which has the effect of compressing the picture).
Creativity is not as difficult as we think, always think that it is only impossible to find, in fact, a lot of creativity lies in your diligent thinking, can put daily things together again in an interesting way.
09
<h2>Rainbow sugar + water droplets</h2>
<h2>- Fantastic perspective</h2>
I guess you've also tried catching those flowing droplets on a glass window that's rained, right? In the same way, we set up a glass table in the room, covered with rainbow sugar underneath, and then dripped a few drops of water on the glass table top.
Taking advantage of the transparent nature of the glass, the water droplets serve as a foreground and background rainbow sugars to blend together without losing layers. Or focus your gaze on the water droplets, completely blurring the background, and including the world behind you in the water droplets. It's so beautiful that it can be used as wallpaper, right!?
These are the 9 photography ideas you can achieve at home.
Since you like photography, then integrate it into your life,
Discover a steady stream of fun.
The material for this article is from COOPH
Text Editor: Rorschach
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