Photo by Jinji Lake Scenic Area - Tony Leung's Handprint Installation Lake View Railing

Jinji Lake Scenic Area - Tony Leung's Handprint Installation Lake View Railing

Photo by Jinji Lake Scenic Area - My Sign in Suzhou

Jinji Lake Scenic Area - My Sign in Suzhou

Photo by Suzhou Jinji Lake - Graffiti Surfboards

Suzhou Jinji Lake - Graffiti Surfboards

Photo by Suzhou Jinji Lake - Aerial view of the waterways and rooftop architecture.

Suzhou Jinji Lake - Aerial view of the waterways and rooftop architecture.

Photo by Jinji Lake Scenic Area - Take a group photo with the lake view and night scene of high-rise buildings by the guardrail.

Jinji Lake Scenic Area - Take a group photo with the lake view and night scene of high-rise buildings by the guardrail.

Photo by Jinji Lake - Group photo with the night view of high-rise buildings by the water railings.

Jinji Lake - Group photo with the night view of high-rise buildings by the water railings.

Photo by Jinji Post 02 - Lakeshore Little Yellow Duck Surfboard

Jinji Post 02 - Lakeshore Little Yellow Duck Surfboard

Use a frame-within-a-frame composition, with foreground trees naturally forming the frame to highlight the Eastern Gateway and the city skyline in the center of the background. Shoot at eye level to reveal the complete architectural outline through the gaps in the tree branches, and include green vegetation in the foreground to add depth. The scene should encompass trees, low shrubs, and the distant skyline. It is recommended to use a medium to long telephoto lens or the 3x zoom on a smartphone to compress the space and make the main building stand out more.

Jinji Lake - Capturing the Oriental Gate and city skyline through the trees.

The photographer uses an upward angle and the rule of thirds composition, placing the Ferris wheel in the right one-third of the frame and the Gate of the East slightly below the center. The left side of the frame is left blank to show the sky, enhancing the balance. The shot includes the sky with clouds, the Ferris wheel, the Gate of the East, and the distant city skyline, highlighting the层次感 of the main subjects and the horizon. (Note: "层次感" is translated as "sense of层次" in this context, but it's better to use "sense of layering" or "sense of depth" in English.) Revised: The photographer uses an upward angle and the rule of thirds composition, placing the Ferris wheel in the right one-third of the frame and the Gate of the East slightly below the center. The left side of the frame is left blank to show the sky, enhancing the balance. The shot includes the sky with clouds, the Ferris wheel, the Gate of the East, and the distant city skyline, highlighting the sense of depth and layering of the main subjects and the horizon.

Suzhou Jinji Lake - Oriental Gate Ferris Wheel

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer is positioned at a lower angle, shooting upward at the Ferris wheel. 2. Composition Techniques: ① Use vertical lines in the composition. The spokes and supports of the Ferris wheel form multiple vertical lines, enhancing the depth and height of the image. ② Utilize the edges of buildings as foreground elements, adding layers to the image. 3. Lens Recommendation: Use a wide-angle lens to capture a larger area of the sky and surrounding buildings, emphasizing the size of the Ferris wheel.

Jinji Lake - Suzhou Eye Ferris Wheel