Some photos are really beautiful, whether they are food or city scenery, they make people feel delicious after looking at them, or they really want to travel to the location where they were taken. These photos have an attractive and charming charm, but when they are taken by themselves, they are It’s not that good, what’s the problem? The following five photography experts are going to share their photography experience and tips. You might as well use them next time you take photos.
1.The Foodie
Name: Joann Pai
Hometowns: Vancouver and Paris
Camera：Fuji xe2
Smartphone: iPhone 6s
Followers：135K
Joann Pai started photographing food just to record life and moments spent with friends and family. Unexpectedly, a business owner asked her to photograph food.
What she uses most is Fuji Xe2 and her iPhone. When using iPhone to shoot food, she recommends finding a natural light source near the window of the restaurant and staying away from artificial light sources. She will not shoot at a very close distance because Taking pictures of surrounding dishes, tables, and even hands can make your photos tell a story.
Joann Pai likes to use VSCO’s filter app most, and sometimes she only uses simple editing tools. The food she likes still looks like food, so when using VSCO, she does not use the most powerful one. Strength, only about 3-6 strength will be used.
2.The Urban Dweller
Name: Nicholas La
Hometown：Oakland, California
Cameras: Leica M240 and Leica T
Smartphone:iPhone 6
Followers：243K
Nicholas La shoots a lot of urban landscapes. He especially likes to pay attention to fleeting moments and is always ready to capture something. However, it also requires a lot of patience. He has to keep shooting. Some Photos can take hours, days, or even years to take, prepare yourself and take them when the time comes.
Nicholas La likes to shoot some unique angles. He admits that most of his photography requires sneaking. Sometimes he takes the elevator to the top floor and then secretly finds the door leading to the outdoor top floor. Sometimes he has to reach into the tall building. Shooting outside the window is all about capturing the most unique perspective.
Nicholas La’s favorite filters are VSCO’s F1 and F2.
3.The Mom
Name: Uzma Mir
Hometown: Grindleford, England
Camera: Nikon D90
Smartphone: iPhone 5s
Followers：36K
Uzma Mir is a mother of three children. Her cute little daughter is often in her shots. Her gentle and gentle images are so relaxing.
Uzma Mir said taking photos of family members,Most of them are taken candidly. Only in this way can the most authentic moments be captured. The colors of the photos are usually very simple, neutral and comfortable colors. Uzma Mir is very insistent on the color tone: "You will never see my There is yellow or orange in the photo. I can only handle one or two colors at the same time."
Uzma Mir’s most commonly used apps are Snapseed and VSCO, and her favorite VSCO filter is S2, which lowers the saturation.
4.The Color Enthusiast
Name: Paulo del Valle
Hometown: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Camera: Sony A7R II
Smartphone: iPhone 6s
Followers：48K
Color, portrait, and symmetry are important elements of Del Valles photography. He also said that the key to taking symmetrical photos is patience. First, you must turn on the grid function on your phone or camera so that the picture is divided into It is a rectangle or square with 9 grids. If it is in front of a door or building, try to stand in the middle of it accurately and use a grid to divide the picture. Before uploading, you can also edit and adjust the vertical and horizontal angles of the photo.
Unlike others, Del Valle also likes to shoot on cloudy days. He believes that cloudy weather is conducive to shooting portraits because the light spreads everywhere.
Del Valle’s favorite ways to edit photos are VSCO and Snapseed, and her favorite filter is VSCO S2.
5.The Sea Lover
Name: Cédric Dasesson
Hometown：Sardinia, Italy
Camera: Canon EOS 50D
Smartphone: iPhone 4s
Followers：124K
Cédric Dasesson spends a lot of time at the beach, and his photos are all about the sea, sea, seaside, in the sea, all kinds of seas, calm, gentle, violent.
He would use natural light at certain times and under certain climate conditions, and would also experiment with flash. Cédric Dasesson liked soft shadows and contrast, so he would usually shoot at dawn and dusk, or on cloudy days.
His favorite use isVSCO F2 light blue filter.
