街頭攝影 street photography 簡單的小技巧就可以拍出高級感的街頭攝影

根據Subway,有37億可能的煙燻變化 但是,根據我所知,在拍攝窗戶反射時,還有更多 讓我們進入 窗戶反射非常適合拍攝 因為你只要向著窗戶指向鏡頭就可以達到細節的層次 不僅能夠拍攝一個物體走進鏡頭和即時環境的反射 你還可以拍攝你所在鏡頭中的物體 這個美麗之處是,你不僅能夠拍攝你正在拍攝的物體 也能夠拍攝細節的層次,顏色,質感 這會讓觀眾對你的照片產生了興趣和刺激 甚至比Subway更美味 你能夠捕捉到的數量和組合幾乎是無限的 只要利用你的攝影機把窗戶反射在你喜歡的方向,角度,或角度 然後等待一個完美的時刻,當一個物體進入鏡頭 不僅如此,如果你無法走路 那麼站在窗戶前,等待一個物體走進鏡頭 也是一個很好的方法 因此,專門拍攝窗戶反射 我們將看一看拍攝層次,拍攝質感和細節 意圖模糊你的主題和更多 都不需要走太遠的路 讓我們直接進入 不僅能夠捕捉所有反射在窗戶上的物體 但你也可以捕捉所有在窗戶上的物體 你用你的攝影機來拍攝 透過融合反射,窗戶上的物體,主題和鏡子背後的環境 你能夠製造一個非常細緻的多層面圖像 這個技術能夠讓你融合多個故事在一個單一的畫面 提供更豐富的視覺體驗 並且讓你的照片更有想像力 此外,如果天氣在你身旁 它給予你機會使用光和陰影 來強調反射中的一切 讓你的主題出現在可能忙碌的圖像中 在這個圖像中,你會看到美麗的強烈黃色的花朵 然後你會看到這個盒子有一個鋒利的分別 它幾乎看起來像一個鬆脫在圖中 然後我們有一個穿得很好看的主題 然後有一個圖像性的街道 此外,如果你看看兩邊 你會看到不同的顏色和質感 一條繩子,一扇反射窗戶 某程度上也被反射成了紅色 所有這些元素製造出美麗的色彩,形狀,深度和細節的細節 在這張照片中,我能夠捕捉到模特兒的海報 它在客廳的玻璃窗戶 現在它被反射到街道上 我成功把她的眼睛和臉部 放在街道的反面建築牆上 你可以看到光和陰影的互動 在這張照片中,我能夠捕捉到模特兒的海報 它在客廳的玻璃窗戶 我成功把她的眼睛和臉部 放在街道的反面建築牆上 我成功把她的眼睛和臉部 放在街道的反面建築牆上 我成功把模特兒的眼睛和臉部 放在街道的反面建築牆上 我成功把模特兒的眼睛和臉部 放在街道的反面建築牆上 在這張照片中,它很容易捕捉到 只是透過拍攝窗戶的反光 透過拍攝窗戶的反光 捕捉這些層面看起來困難 但其實非常簡單 只要把鏡頭放近窗戶 並且拍攝製作 不是隻要捕捉窗戶 而且是盲拍反光 然後你就等待類型的物體進入窗戶 The more elements that you can capture within the reflection and the more detail that you can capture within the window display the greater the layering effect you will capture It's just a matter of practice Obviously windows are made up of different kinds of glass Plus certain people clean their windows more than others And this is only a good thing for you as a street photographer as capturing people walking past dirty windows or windows with some kind of textured material or foliage in the display adds a significant amount of texture and detail to your images capturing another layer of interest In this image we have this interesting effect with this draped blanket thingy folding down into the scene covering the seated drinker on the left of the table It not only adds colors and textures but it also adds another layer of interest to this photo These scratched glass shots plus foliage in the window and the addition of mirrors in window displays all serve to add interesting textures and details to the images that you can incorporate into your photos by seeking out similar window displays Plus some glass windows create distorted reflections due to the type of glass used Factors such as manufacturing imperfections and old or weathered surfaces can all cause light to scatter irregularly resulting in unique and distorted reflections Understanding these factors allows you as a photographer to anticipate and creatively capture these effects in your images Also look out for bright colors in window displays and shops You can use these to add extra vibrancy and pop in your compositions If you're enjoying this video please give it a like and please subscribe if you want to learn more detailed street photography techniques and tips I always appreciate your support You can very easily use the composition technique of framing when shooting window reflections All you have to do is place your subject in between items or details that are in the window display or perhaps a window or a building facade on the opposite side of the street or it can be a specific object that's in the window display that you can wait for your subject to enter using the fishing technique Once again, the possibilities are pretty much endless as all you have to do as a street photographer is rely on the shopkeeper's creativity in placing interesting elements in different areas of the window display then all you have to do is frame up and angle your camera in such a way that it creates a space for any subject to enter and once they do, just hit the shutter button As I said in a previous video you can also use people to frame your subject There are so many elements in window displays and window reflections for you to work with Having good light helps in highlighting the subject who is reflected in a detailed window display There is always the possibility that the reflection that you're shooting is dark where anything on the opposite side has a dark facade the display is reflecting a dark area or just the weather is particularly bad However, in my opinion these are not insurmountable problems when shooting window reflections Simply because the viewer of your photos will naturally pick out the human subject within the interesting and atmospheric chaos of the window reflection But as I've said in previous videos having good light and shadows in your photos will help to create depth and also work to separate the subject from the environment and will therefore just give your images that edge When I was out on this shoot where the camera managed to miss focus the subject in the reflection became slightly blurred and that's potentially where the focusing system latches onto the window display rather than the subject in the reflection However, I think it adds to the detailed atmosphere creating a dreamy and artistic effect that in many instances adds to the overall mood of the photographs The soft blur juxtaposed with the sharp elements of the window displays can draw the viewer's eye to different parts of the image adding potential depth and complexity to your scene So don't be disheartened if your subjects aren't always sharp in the reflection as I think it actually adds to the rough and disordered vibe of photos with window reflections And without going into detail because I'm sick of that word there's another technique that you can use shooting subjects that are next to juxtaposing elements For instance, I used a contrasty black and white preset of mine to create a distinct contrast between this man who is shaded in darkness standing next to a very bright and prominent plant Or in this shot we have this man in the distance with his mouth open next to this mannequin's head with her mouth open Having your subjects next to elements of extreme contrast can create striking visual interest And they can be as absurd or as subtle as you like For the first time ever unless I accidentally hit the aperture dial which does happen from time to time I stayed at f8 in aperture priority mode using auto ISO 100-3200 with a minimum shutter speed of 1 to 50th of a second I also shot in auto area autofocus in the center mode on my Ricoh GR3X I recommend f8 as it's a good mid-range aperture which strikes a good balance in letting enough light through your lens and also being able to get a decent depth of field to capture whatever is in the window display and also whatever detail is in the reflection Also use whatever focus settings works for you and your camera The Ricoh GR3X has an APS-C sensor with an equivalent 40mm full frame lens When shooting window reflections I think it's important to use any focal length from 35mm up to approximately 70mm in order to frame the window display whilst making sure that your subject who might be on the opposite side of the road looks large enough within the frame At times I use the crop modes on my Ricoh GR3X 50mm and 71mm and I did this if I wanted to punch in and have a cleaner frame or I wanted to give the subject who might be a distance away who is in the reflection to have more prominence within the frame So experiment with different focal lengths or crop modes if your camera has them because the more that you do this the better you will get at knowing what focal length to use for your subjects in the reflections of your shots As part of this tutorial I decided to have a little experiment where I decided to shoot with slow shutter speeds of around 1 13th of a second or even slower and slightly faster Here are all the settings for the slow shutter speed shoot for you to use if you're interested which I think All of these settings work together to create an atmospheric sense of movement and dare I say ghostliness on some of the subjects which is just another level of atmospheric interest that you can experiment with when you're out shooting window reflections In order to shoot at slow shutter speeds all I did was shift the dial into shutter priority mode and I selected as slow a shutter speed as I could without picking a shutter speed that was so slow that it risked overexposure of the shots So do you have any areas in mind where you live that you can go out and shoot interesting window reflection shots And do you have any other techniques that I haven't discussed here Please let us know down below As you can see it's an advanced technique that's actually very easy to implement So I encourage you to head out and try shooting window reflection shots because it's another street photography tool in your ever-growing arsenal But if you want to learn how to use black and white to make your street photography stand out then check out this video here Until we meet again Go forth and create