The model stands behind the window, and the photographer stands on the opposite promenade, framing the bamboo window and using part of a tree trunk as the foreground. Due to the longer shooting distance, it's recommended that the photographer bring a telephoto lens. 1. Equipment Settings: Shot with Nikon Z6II + 28-75mm lens. 2. Pose Suggestions: The model can look sideways into the distance or lower her eyes, etc. 3. Travel Tips: Admission is free. 4. Outfit Recommendations: For a daily look, opt for simple-colored, flowing dresses. For those who want a traditional Chinese vibe, consider wearing a hanfu. 5. Props: Bringing small props like fans or bouquets can enhance the atmosphere.

Zizhuyuan Park - Youxian Shan Guan Bamboo Window

The photographer and the model maintain a moderate distance, shooting at a similar eye level. The composition employs a central focus, with the model as the central subject to highlight the main figure. The background includes natural elements such as bamboo and rocks, which add depth and create a natural atmosphere. A medium focal length lens is used to clearly capture the model's expressions, clothing, and the texture of the surroundings. Travel Tip: It's best to visit on a sunny day.

Zizhuyuan Park - Charm of Southern Bamboo

The model stands on the stone path, while the photographer is on the opposite side of the lake, placing the model slightly to the left side of the frame, with branches on the right. It’s recommended that the photographer use a telephoto lens for a more compressed perspective. 1. Equipment Settings: It’s recommended to use a Nikon Z6 II camera with a 28-75mm lens. 2. Travel Tips: Admission is free. 3. Outfit Suggestions: Light-colored long dress, qipao, or hanfu. 4. Props: Consider bringing fake flowers, a fan, a book, or an oil paper umbrella to add to the atmosphere. 5. Poses: The model can walk around on the stone path for candid shots, or do natural poses like looking up to the side.

Zizhuyuan Park - Youxian Mountain Pavilion Stone Path

The photographer stands below the skywalk, shooting at a slightly upward angle. Using a central composition, the subject is positioned on the vertical centerline of the frame, with the walkway extending into the distance to enhance the sense of depth. The trees form a natural frame around the scene. It’s recommended to use a standard lens to accurately capture the proportion of the subject, the forest walkway, and the trees, presenting the natural spatial layers. Travel Tip: The best time for photography is in autumn when the leaves turn golden yellow, enhancing the atmosphere.

Zizhuyuan Park - Take a photo with the tree on the overpass above the South Gate.

The photographer stands by the lake, shooting the willow tree at eye level. It's recommended to use a wide-angle lens to fully capture the willow tree and its reflection in the lake. The composition should be symmetrical, with the lake surface as the axis of symmetry, creating a perfect balance between the willow tree and its reflection in the water, enhancing the stability and beauty of the image.

Zizhuyuan Park - Willow trees by the south pond.

The photographer stands at a level and slightly farther distance from the subject, using an eye-level angle for the shot. Employing a framing technique, branches and leaves form a natural frame at the top of the image, enclosing the person and the bench. A medium focal length lens is used. Travel Tip: Admission is free, and no reservation is required.

Zizhuyuan Park - Ginkgo Trees and Small Chairs

The photographer used a low angle shot, looking up to capture the Chinese Flame Tree. In terms of composition, a framing technique was employed, using the tree trunk and branches as a frame to highlight the golden leaves within. A medium telephoto lens was used to naturally showcase the colors of the autumn leaves and the shape of the branches, creating a unique autumn atmosphere. Best time for photography: November is ideal for capturing the desired effect.

Zizhuyuan Park - Berchemia Flavoescens

The model is standing in front of a long corridor, the photographer is positioned at a 45-degree angle to the model, about 4 meters away, shooting slightly from the side to capture the corridor behind the model. 1. Equipment: Fujifilm XH2S with a 16-50mm lens. 2. Poses: ① The model is facing the camera, arms crossed in front of the chest, looking to the side. ② The model is facing away from the camera, hands naturally hanging at the sides, looking to the side. 3. Visiting Tips: Free admission, open from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

Shen Yue's same - In front of the long corridor at Youxian Mountain Pavilion in Zizhuyuan Park