Hair spray

Photographers have changed their shooting locations from the sea to self-built deep pools (up to 4.5 meters deep), or to swimming pools with suitable lighting, environment, and water temperature conditions (2.8 meters deep). Some individual photographers even create large aquarium-like glass containers for underwater photography. The key points of shooting are: clear water quality and natural light or artificial lighting. The shooting process has become simpler and easier to operate, requiring only a photographer, a stylist, and a waterproof camera to complete the work. For new models, if they cannot swim, choosing the shallow area of a swimming pool and practicing a bit can usually allow them to complete basic underwater shooting. Underwater photography emphasizes "fluidity." Because hair density is low and easily dispersed by water, using the fluidity of water to arrange long hair requires some small techniques. It's worth mentioning that you shouldn't use too much hair spray, as the stronger the fixation, the more artificial your appearance will look, lacking natural beauty and becoming a "specimen." This requires heavy post-production, which is not the original intention of taking photos. After all, the heavier the retouching, the more artificial the photo looks, and it’s not worth the effort!…