In the art of photography, the mysterious light with low illumination and low color temperature, and the large pitch and strange shooting angles often bring unexpected wonders. These unique aesthetic elements, such as big and small, curved and straight, dynamic and static, virtual and real, red and green, black and white, etc., show a unique charm and strong spiritual shock in the contrast.
Photographers should strengthen their conscious pursuit of the ontological language of photography. Ontological language is an important part of the art form, which determines the basic style and characteristics of the work of art. In photography, the ontological language includes many aspects such as light, color, composition, angle, etc., and the application and combination of these elements constitute the basic characteristics of photographic works.
Low-illumination, low-color temperature light often gives people a mysterious feeling. When shooting, this light can be used to create a unique atmosphere and emotion. For example, at night or in low-light indoor environments, by adjusting the aperture and shutter speed, soft light and delicate colors can be captured, giving the work a serene and welcoming atmosphere.
The big pitch and weird shooting angles can also bring people a new visual experience. When shooting, you can try to observe and represent the object from different angles, break the conventional perspective limitations, and make the work present a more unique and innovative visual effect.
In addition, the use of contrasting elements in photography can also enhance the visual impact and expressiveness of the work. For example, through the application of contrasting elements such as size, curve, movement, virtual and real, red, green, black and white, etc., the characteristics and emotions of the object can be highlighted, making the work more vivid and powerful.