When taking photos, there will be some shooting bottlenecks occasionally, and it will be more interesting if you don't have some inspiration or don't know how to shoot. At this time, I suggest you see some excellent shooting bloggers to find some inspiration and learn other people's shooting skills! Here are some photographers that I personally like! !

1. Wang Ziqian, a favorite female photographer, mainly shoots people on the cover of fashion magazines. I think her shots have stories. She is good at catching people and finding angles. I really like them! Therefore, Baozi, who wants to shoot people, can learn from her, and pay attention to composition, light application, theme selection and color processing by observing the photos she takes. Understand how her photography combines these elements with people to create fascinating photos. She can really be a treasure photographer!

2. Mark Arbeit, a famous American photographer, liked him before because he was attracted by Gong Li under his lens. The magnificent Forbidden City, the bustling Qianmen Street and the antique Chinese courtyards have performed a dream of traveling through time in this China classical building with a profound sense of cultural heritage. I was really impressed by the characters he photographed, and the composition was really great. By analyzing the composition, I learned how the photographer composed and tried to imitate his composition. Pay attention to the placement of elements, the guidance of lines and the location of themes, as well as the need to learn to use light and observe how photographers use different lighting conditions to create different effects. Learn to use natural light or external light to enhance the atmosphere and expressiveness of photos ~ Every time I shoot someone, I want to learn his shooting techniques. The key point is that his colors are usually very retro and very substitutive! I hope that one day my photo will have his shadow interlaced like a mountain, wishing me success. Hahahahahahahaha

3.Antoine Henault is a photographer from France, who is good at film shooting. His rich colors are full of romance in southern France, bright and bright colors, and full of deep summer feelings. His lens is rich in color and exquisite in style. Looking at his photos, it seems that he is in nature, talking with flowers and horses, which is as rich as oil painting, and as broad-minded and leisurely as the unity of man and nature, like a melodious pastoral played by a flute, which brings people to the wilderness full of grass flavor. The photography style is far from changeable. He is always shooting the same person and the same thing: recording the youth of different teenagers and girls. I really like his style. I copied a lot of his works and shared my experience: practicing imitation, trying to imitate the photographer's methods in actual shooting, but also adding my own creativity. Through continuous practice, you can better understand these skills and gradually form your own style. Feedback and learning, compare your photos with the photographer's works, and seek feedback and suggestions from others. Participate in photography community or courses, exchange experiences with other photographers, and constantly learn and improve (? ì _ í? )

4. Huang Chutong, a female photographer who I like very much, is also an actress now. She shoots many portraits, and I like them every time. From her lens, I can see that she has her own understanding of photography, and the color tone is natural and lively, which is really good! Recommend copying her shooting technique!

However, in the process of copying and shooting, we also need to try to diversify themes, such as trying to shoot various themes, which are not limited to the areas that photographers are good at. Exploring different shooting scenes and styles will broaden your horizons and skills.

5. Mark? Cohen, an American photographer, is famous for his novel close-up street photography. I really like to look at his photos. Street photos give me a sense of realism, and I can see some emotions he wants to express at the moment. I really recommend you to look at his photos and learn the shooting techniques. I think it can greatly improve your shooting skills!

Cohen first caught the attention of the photography community in 1973, when his solo exhibition was exhibited in new york Museum of Modern Art.. This iconic exhibition proves to the art world that Cohen is the best heir to the shocking street photography in the 196s. He never looked at the viewfinder when shooting in the street, but put the camera at his waist for blind shot. He felt that if he put the camera in front of his eyes, there would be no way to accurately perceive Zhou's things, and blind shot turned him into a tax-sensitive sniper who could better hit the "prey". Not only that, but he is not friendly to his subjects. When shooting, he will slowly approach with a flash and camera. When he is one meter away from the other side, he will quickly press the shutter. When others wake up from the dizziness, he will have walked away proudly. This kind of photography is controversial and many people call it "bullying" or "intrusive photography".

People are paying attention to practice when copying his works: shooting is a process of continuous learning and growth. Keep practicing and shooting, and I believe your skills will gradually improve ~

The photographers recommended above are really my favorite, so you can pay attention to them, and most importantly, keep your enthusiasm and curiosity about photography. Photography is an art, and every photographer has a unique visual expression. Through copying and learning, you will gradually develop your own unique photography style and creative way.