The model stands in front of the wall, and the photographer takes a level shot from the front. Shooting Time: It's recommended to visit on a weekday. Weekdays have fewer people and lower ticket prices compared to weekends. If you want to capture the strongest underwater light reflection, it’s best to visit in the morning. Additional Tips: Pavilion 1 is more focused on plant viewing, while Pavilion 2 is better for taking photos.

Expo Cultural Park Greenhouse Garden - Corridor Wall

The model sits in front of the fish tank, and the photographer uses the phone to zoom in 1.3-1.5 times to frame both the model and the fish tank in the shot. Outfit suggestion: Since it's a greenhouse garden, it's quite warm inside. I suggest wearing dresses so you can take full-body photos, just like the female lead in a Japanese drama. Additional tip: The lighting here is perfect for silhouette photos, which really adds to the atmosphere.

Expo Culture Park Conservatory Garden - Little Blue Fish Tank

The composition centers the subject in the middle of the frame. Best shooting time: 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, as the sunlight is beautifully reflected by the glass exterior of the venue, making it the perfect time to capture stunning photos. Travel tips: It's recommended to visit and shoot on weekdays, as weekends can be quite crowded.

Expo Cultural Park Greenhouse Garden - Sea City Sandbar

Using the rule of thirds, divide the frame horizontally into three sections: the ground, the greenery and architecture, and the perforated building to create a sense of depth. The photographer should stand on the ground and shoot from a low angle, looking up. 1. Shooting Pose: The model can stand in front of the greenery and look upwards for the shot. 2. Outfit Suggestion: A light-colored long dress is recommended. 3. Props: A straw hat or a transparent umbrella can be used as props.

Shanghai Conservatory Garden - Cloud Forest Entrance

It is recommended to use a medium to long focal length for shooting. Photography Tips: The underwater forest aquarium is highly photogenic, especially in the afternoon when the light is better, allowing you to capture beautiful sunbeams and the Tyndall effect. The lighting here is also perfect for silhouette photography, instantly enhancing the atmosphere. Dress Code: Since it's a greenhouse garden and the temperature inside is warm and pleasant, it's recommended to wear a skirt, which is ideal for full-body photos and gives you the look of a Japanese drama heroine. Opening Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:30 PM). Admission is 98 RMB per person, and weekend tickets are 128 RMB per person. It's suggested to visit between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM on a weekday, as you will need about 2-3 hours for photography and exploring.

Expo Cultural Park Conservatory Garden - Underwater Forest