The model is seated sideways under a cherry blossom tree, with the photographer standing 2 meters away to capture the full view of the tree, placing both the model and the tree at the center of the frame.

Composition Tips:
• Capture the side profile, as if the model is casually turning their head; it creates a more natural look!
• Utilize the light and shadow by positioning the model where the sunlight filters through the petals, making them glow!
🌤 Recommended time: After 4 PM, when the light is the softest, resulting in the best skin texture!

Chen Shan Botanical Garden - Cherry Blossoms

1. Photography Pose: The model stands on the slope, facing away from the camera, while the photographer shoots from a low angle, using the foreground tulips as a blurred element. The background should feature distant flower fields and a blue sky. It is recommended to use a 35mm lens, with tulips in the foreground and the model’s back as the main subject.

2. Travel Tips: Early morning or the hour before closing time are the best times for the least crowded experience! The flower beds are arranged in terraces, and shooting from the top of the slope can ensure an unobstructed background.

Chen Shan Botanical Garden - Colorful Tulips

The photographer stands three meters away from the model, shooting from a slightly lower angle. The model stands in the middle of the ferry dock, positioned at the center of the frame with plenty of space above her head to capture the cherry blossoms.

• Sweet Style: Pale pink or white dress + curly hair + straw hat, making her look like a cherry blossom fairy!
• Retro Style: Earth tones + beret, paired with cherry blossoms in the background, exuding a warm and gentle vibe!
📷 Shooting Angles:
• Backlighting: Stand where the sunlight filters through the petals for a more ethereal look!
• Capturing Motion: Gently move the branches or turn back to look at the camera for a more natural and relaxed feel!
🌅 Best Time: Recommended after 4 PM, when the combination of the setting sun and cherry blossoms is truly stunning!

Chen Mountain Botanical Garden - Under the Sakura Trees at the Ferry Crossing

Photographer: The photographer stands below the grassy slope.
Model: The model stands about 1 meter to the side of the solitary tree, facing away from the photographer, gazing forward.
Shooting Angle: Keep 1/3 of the sky at the top of the frame, with the person and the tree occupying the center. Use a low-angle shot.
1. Outfit: It is recommended to choose simple, vintage, or outdoor styles that contrast with the environment.
2. Photography Equipment: S5M2 35-150mm lens
3. Pose: The model stands about 1 meter to the side of the solitary tree, facing away from the photographer, gazing forward.
4. Travel Tips: The ticket price is 60 RMB per person.
Composition: Keep 1/3 of the sky at the top of the frame, with the person and the tree occupying the center. The photographer stands below the grassy slope, using a slight low-angle shot.
Recommendations: Choose light or bright-colored clothing to contrast with the green grass and blue sky; long skirts or flowing garments can better capture a natural feel. Avoid shooting during the strong midday sunlight; choose early morning or late afternoon when the light is softer. Try shooting from different angles to capture various effects. You can stand under the tree, stretch out your arms, or interact with the tree; you can also sit on the grass to create a relaxed atmosphere. Consider using props like hats, balloons, or flower bouquets to add interest to the scene. Plan your visit on a sunny day when the light is ample; try to avoid peak hours on weekends to ensure a quiet shooting environment.

Shanghai Chenshan Botanical Garden - The Lonely Tree

The model stands on the lawn 1 meter away from the stands, while the photographer is by the opposite fence. The model is centered in the frame, with the stands left blank at the bottom, creating a scene reminiscent of a Japanese manga.

1. Get into the park early, as the fewer people there are, the better the shots will turn out.
2. Light-colored clothing is recommended, as it complements the cherry blossoms beautifully.
3. The model should try not to look directly at the camera. Instead, they can smell the flowers or gaze at the distant cherry blossoms to create a more atmospheric feel.
4. Bring a book, umbrella, straw bag, or windmill as props.

Chen Mountain Botanical Garden - Cherry Blossom Avenue White Platform

The model stands between a bench and a cherry blossom tree, with the tree behind her. The photographer stands 5-6 meters in front of the model, shooting from the front.
① The model stands behind the cherry blossom tree, for a half-body frontal shot.
② The model stands behind the cherry blossom tree, flipping her hair, for a frontal candid shot.

Chen Shan Botanical Garden - Between the cherry blossom trees and the bench

The model stands under a cherry blossom tree or by the roadside. The photographer should position themselves about 3 meters away, choosing an angle where the cherry blossoms are most abundant. Shooting from a low angle can help eliminate the crowd.

1. Get to the park early, as the earlier you arrive, the fewer people there will be, which makes for better shots. If there are many passersby in the photos, try to remove them in post-processing to make the images more appealing.
2. Light-colored clothing is recommended as it complements the cherry blossoms well.
3. The model can wear a bag and touch the cherry blossoms, or hold a prop up high.
4. Prepare a book, umbrella, woven bag, or pinwheel as props.

Chen Mountain Botanical Garden - Cherry Blossom Avenue

Shoot from a low angle in front of the subject, using a centered composition to blend the person with the natural scenery. Use a wide aperture to blur the background and highlight the subject and the tranquil atmosphere, creating a fresh and natural style.

Additional tips: Mosquitoes are more prevalent in summer, so take precautions to avoid bites.

Chenshan Botanical Garden - Circular Lawn Lake

The photographer stands parallel to the subject, capturing their expressions with a straight-on perspective, naturally showcasing the interaction between the person and the flowers, creating a sense of intimacy. By using a centered composition, the subject is placed in the middle of the frame, making them the focal point. Additionally, branches of flowers in the foreground are used as compositional elements, adding depth and atmosphere to the image. A medium-telephoto lens is used to blur the background, emphasizing the details of the person and the foreground flowers, delicately rendering the texture of the subject's hair, facial expressions, and the colors and patterns of the flowers.

Adult tickets cost 60 RMB per person, and the opening hours are from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM.

Chen Mountain Botanical Garden - Camellia Wall

The model stands on the grassy slope, and the photographer, standing about 3 meters away, frames the scene to capture the tree-lined path and cherry blossom grove, creating a feeling of the model being surrounded by a sea of cherry blossoms.
① Enter the park early in the morning to avoid crowds and get better shots.
② Light-colored clothing is recommended as it complements the cherry blossoms beautifully.
③ The model can look towards the distant cherry blossoms or sit on the grass, lost in thought, to create a more atmospheric scene.
④ Bring a book, umbrella, wicker basket, or windmill as props.

Chen Shan Botanical Garden - Under the White Cherry Blossom Trees