Is the primary condition for the formation of lakes the source of water? It's actually a lake! A lake basin is a relatively closed natural depression on the surface that can store water.

It is a gift from nature to us.

Let's listen to the story of the lake and appreciate the beauty of the blue line.

1. Lake Superior.

The water storage capacity is 12,000㎞³, accounting for more than half of the water storage capacity of the Great Lakes. The lake is the fourth largest lake in the world in terms of water storage capacity. The shoreline of the lake is 3,000 kilometers long, with dense forests along the coast, and many lakes and bays on the north shore.

2. Lake Victoria.

The lake is 1134 meters above sea level and is rich in fish resources.

3. Lake Como.

Lake Como is a world-famous scenic leisure resort and a famous scenic spot in Italy. With an area of ​​146 square kilometers, it is the third largest lake in Italy.

4. Lake Tooze.

natural salt lake. Just like a mirror, it completely reproduces the sky, so it is also called the "mirror of the sky"!

5. Kings Lake.

Königssee is located next to the small city of Hittsgaden on the border between Germany and Austria. Due to its proximity to the Alps, it is known as the cleanest lake in Germany.

Have a heart that wants to travel, have you already set off? By shooting, leave the beauty in your heart.

Use the foreground to enhance water depth.

When shooting waterscapes, if there is no reference object, it is not easy to reflect the depth and space of the water surface.

When framing, pay attention to arranging trees, reefs, small bridges or boats near the water in the close-up, which can not only avoid the monotony of the picture, but also show the sense of openness and depth of the picture.

The water surface is contrasted by near, large, far and small perspectives.

Take a panorama.

Take a panorama and get a panoramic view of the lake.

Photograph the flow path of the water flow.

Using a slow shutter speed to photograph flowing water can render the flowing water as silk threads, whether you are photographing sea water, waterfalls or small streams, you can use this technique.

Add characters.

When shooting, you can use the backlight to process companions such as birds and yachts into silhouettes or semi-silhouettes.

The foreground can also be appropriately increased to break the openness and monotony of the lake surface, thereby increasing the spatial depth and three-dimensionality of the picture. For example, lake branches, wildflowers, rocks, etc. are all good references.

Use reflections.

The reflection formed by the lake is combined with the ground scene to form a perfectly symmetrical composition. Because the water scatters some light, the brightness of the shot is usually lower than the brightness of the real scene.

I believe you will also be healed by this blue beauty.