I developed a keen interest in photography right after I graduated. Initially, I was more interested in photographing small animals, flowers, plants and trees, but as I got older, I began to like photographing portraits more.
I think buying my first digital SLR camera was a key turning point. From that moment on, I embarked on the road of burning equipment, constantly pursuing better equipment, which also prompted me to continuously improve my photography skills.
I always maintain curiosity, pay attention to the people and things around me, absorb good nutrition, and persist in it. These allow me to constantly challenge myself on the road of photography and achieve advancement
When I went on a business trip to the United States for the first time, I went to Chicago on purpose and took a photo of the famous "Bean" (referring to the Cloud Gate sculpture in Chicago). At that moment, I was deeply moved and finally saw the famous scene in the movie.
Although this moment did not have a particularly profound impact, it did make me love photography more and feel the joy and sense of accomplishment that photography brings.
My favorite subject is photos of people. Youth, emotions, and beautiful faces are always popular, and they can convey rich emotions and stories.
I mainly use Canon and Sony cameras, and have a large number of lenses, which allow me to capture more delicate and vivid pictures.
I think observation is the most important skill in the shooting process. The light, mood, light and shadow at different time periods will affect the effect of the picture.
The camera is not just a cold appliance, it is a carrier of our emotional expression of joy, anger, sorrow and happiness. Therefore, we should spend more time to observe and feel in order to shoot more outstanding works.
In recent years, I have started to pay attention to the H&Y Filter brand and feel that domestic brands are developing better and better. I am particularly grateful to the H&Y brand for bringing many useful equipment. At present, I use the black soft filter more often, and I always use it when taking portraits.
I usually add a 1/4 black mist filter when taking portraits. This filter can effectively soften the skin texture without having a negative impact on the picture. At the same time, it can also maintain the contrast and details of the picture well, making the photo more natural and soft.
Recently, I have received a new surprise. With the release of H&Y's REVORING Mark II three-in-one filter, I am honored to be one of the first to experience this filter. This filter combines multiple functions in one, which will undoubtedly add new colors and possibilities to my video creation. In the following video creation, this filter will also appear frequently, and I will witness the visual effects it brings with you.
