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A few days ago, I pushed an article about the atmosphere elements of photography:

When you encounter these atmospheric elements when taking a photo, don't miss it.

Some friends want to know how to shoot these atmosphere elements to look better, so today I'd like to bring you some tips for filming the Tyndahl phenomenon (Jesus light):

1. How to find the Tyndall phenomenon in photography, the Tyndall phenomenon is also called "Jesus light". It refers to the channel of light when it passes through the colloid, which is not uncommon in daily life.

In cloudy weather, sometimes the sun shines through the cracks in the clouds. This is the "Jesus light". This often happens in foggy days or in environments with plenty of water vapor and more dust.

This phenomenon is also common in the early morning, sunset or after rain, so if we want to capture the "light of Jesus", we can pay more attention to these time points and circumstances.

two。 Here are some ideas on how to make a better picture:

(1) composition for natural radioactive "Jesus light", such as sunlight in clouds, we can use a simple centered composition, because it itself represents a "sense of holiness", and the central composition can enhance the stability and balance of the picture. Highlight this "sense of holiness"

When composing, it is best to ensure the integrity of the light channel.

It is also appropriate to put the radial "Jesus light" on the point of visual interest.

For the non-radioactive line "Jesus light", our composition can be more flexible. When shooting, we can regard these light channels as "lines", while in a fixed picture, diagonal and diagonal lines are more suitable to show the "length" of the line segment, and it will look natural, so we can consider it from this point of view.

(2) it is not difficult for light performance to simply record this phenomenon, but it is difficult to get a texture.

The "Jesus light" that is too bright and too dark lacks texture, and the light is uniform, soft and more able to show a "sense of sanctity." in terms of specific light performance, we recall the Tyndall phenomenon we have seen before. does it look more realistic when we can vaguely see many small particles in the light?

So when shooting, we'd better not make the light too bright, we can use local photometry or point photometry for the bright light, so that the light channel can be exposed normally and better reflect the texture; if you shoot by mobile phone, you can click on the bright spot and then lower the exposure.

(3) the light guide "Jesus Light" itself is a light channel, which is more suitable as a background or an element to enhance the atmosphere, and it is best to have relevant subjects to cooperate with it when shooting.

At the same time, it can guide the line of sight, and our attention will be more focused on the light channel and the direction in which it extends.

So we can use this feature to match the themes of portraits, scenery, still life and Dindahl phenomenon, so that the light channel can be used as the guide of the picture, or the main body can be lit up in the light channel to enhance the expressive force.

This article comes from the official account of Wechat: play some Photography (ID:wakexiao), by AGER

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