【写真が激変】撮るものがない・被写体が見つからない時の特効薬！金沢スナップ実例

📸 Masahiro Hirose Instagram I post monochrome works capturing the light and shadow of everyday life daily. Please follow me and check out my work. https://www.instagram.com/maxphoto200... Thank you for always watching. This time, I will explain in detail, from a structural perspective, the true nature of the problem of "not being able to find a subject to photograph." Many people tend to look for "things to photograph (signs and buildings)," but that's actually a pitfall. To elevate a snapshot into a work of art, what you should really be looking at is not the object itself, but the "planes of light" and the "lines of shadow." Using actual shooting footage (video) from my recent visit to Kanazawa's Higashi Chaya District, and examples of works before and after retouching, I will clearly explain the "essence of subtraction"—the art of sinking unnecessary visual noise into darkness. Next time you go out to shoot, please try focusing on the "formative beauty woven by light and shadow" when you press the shutter. Next time, we'll explain in detail "How to shoot on cloudy days," so please subscribe to the channel and look forward to it! ⏳ 3. Timestamps 0:00 Opening: The reason why you can't find what you want to photograph 0:27 Conclusion: Why can't I find a subject? 0:55 The most important things in street photography are "light" and "shadow" 1:09 A perspective that elevates "record" to "artwork" 2:14 [Example] Shooting scene and before and after in Higashi Chaya District, Kanazawa 3:21 The importance of "retouching (subtraction)" to sink visual noise into darkness 4:29 Summary & Next time's theme (shooting techniques on cloudy days) ・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・・ #monochromephotography #streetsnap #photographytechniques #beginnerphotographer #retouching #Kanazawa #HigashiChayaDistrict #photographysecrets