The photographer should maintain a distance of about 3 meters from the model, shooting at eye level to ensure that the model's back and the reflection in the mirror are both fully captured in the frame. Utilize the mirror reflection to create a dual perspective and employ framing composition, with the lines around the mirror enhancing the sense of depth in the image. It is recommended to use a camera with a 35mm lens or a smartphone set to 1x, which can capture the entire subject while retaining background details. Photography poses: ① Stand in front of the mirror and pretend to check your makeup. ② The model should put their hand in their pocket and look at the side where the photographer is.

Tie Shou Coffee Manufacturing Bureau (Dong Si Branch) - In Front of the Mirror

Model stands slightly sideways next to the bar, hand resting on the surface. The photographer maintains a distance of 4 meters, with the camera position slightly above the model's eye level. The composition follows the rule of thirds, with the model positioned on the left third line, and the right side lights and sales counter forming the focal points of the image, while the left side includes palm trees and chandeliers to enrich the layers. It is recommended to use a 50mm lens/phone 2x zoom to highlight the harmony between the subject and the environment. Photo poses: ① Model stands next to the coffee bean shelf, hands leaning on the counter; ② Model faces the coffee bean shelf, pretending to pick coffee beans.

Iron Hand Coffee Manufacturing Bureau (Dongsi Store) - Ordering Bar Counter

The model is seated in front of a vintage wall hanging. The photographer should stand 3 meters away from the model, using the rule of thirds to position the model on the right side of the frame. At the same time, use the hangings and plants as a visual frame to add depth to the composition. It is recommended to use a 35mm lens on a camera or a 1x setting on a smartphone to capture both the environment and the subject, creating a balanced and natural image. Posing suggestions: 1. The model can pick up a prop or newspaper or coffee cup nearby. 2. The model can lean their head against the wall and look up, as if in deep thought.

Tie Shou Coffee Manufacturing Bureau (Dong Si Store) - Classical Painting Wall

The model stands at the center of the corridor, with the photographer squatting to shoot from a slightly lower angle than the waist to highlight the depth and symmetry of the corridor. A framing and central composition is used, with the arched corridor forming a natural frame to guide the viewer's gaze towards the model. Use a camera with a 24-35mm lens/phone 1x to maintain the integrity of the environmental lines and avoid overly crowded images. 1. Photography equipment: Fuji X-H2 with a 16-55 lens. 2. Photo poses: ① Stand in the corridor with hands in pockets, looking towards the photographer; ② Turn around for the model to have their back to the camera, capturing a profile shot.

Iron Hand Coffee Manufacturing Bureau - Arched Colonnade

Keep a distance of about 2 meters between the photographer and the model, position the camera slightly below the model's shoulder, and shoot horizontally to enhance the sense of the subject. The model should occupy the left third of the frame, with the sign and bicycle on the right forming secondary visual focal points. It is recommended to use a 35mm lens for cameras or a 1x focal length for smartphones, which balances the clarity of the environment and the subject. 1. Photo poses: ① Stand the model next to the sign, with hands in pockets and looking to the side; ② Face the photographer and capture a candid walking pose; ③ Have the model stand sideways, slightly raising the handbag to enhance a natural and lifelike atmosphere. 2. Additional tips: ① It's advisable to visit on weekdays due to crowds on weekends; ② The cost per person is between 50-80 Yuan.

Tie Shou Coffee Manufacturing Bureau (Dong Si Store) - Entrance Sign

The photographer uses a low-angle shot, leading line composition, with wooden lines on both sides converging towards the center to guide the viewer's gaze to the model. The model stands naturally in the center of the frame, looking up with a relaxed posture. The shot should include the wooden strips on both sides of the passage and the curved structure on top to enhance the sense of depth and symmetrical beauty in the space. Operating hours: Monday to Sunday 10:30 - 19:00.

Iron Hand Manufacturing Headquarters - Line Corridor

The model stands next to the painting, with the photographer positioned face-to-face, maintaining a distance of 1 meter. Using a 50mm focal length, capture a close-up of the model, ensuring the entire painting is in frame. Due to the close proximity, post-processing will be required for corrections. The model stands slightly below the painting, leaning their body slightly to one side, with both hands clasped in front of the chest, and head tilted towards the side of the painting, looking at the photographer. The model stands naturally facing the photographer, with one hand touching the artwork and the other placed on the chest, turning their head to look at the side of the painting.

Tie Shou Coffee Manufacturing Bureau (Dongsi Branch) - In Front of Classical Paintings