The photographer positions themselves on one side of the street, either at the same level or slightly lower than the subject, to capture the entire street and the integration of the subject with the environment. An open composition is used, incorporating elements such as the street, vehicles, buildings, and pedestrians to create a lively atmosphere. The photographer uses the lines of the street and buildings to guide the viewer's gaze, placing the subject on the right side of the frame for balance. A wide-angle lens is employed to capture more of the street scene, showcasing the bustling urban landscape while maintaining enough depth of field to keep all elements of the image clear and distinct. Travel Tip: It's best to go early in the morning when there are fewer people, making it easier to get good shots.

The intersection of Queen's Road Central and Queen's Road East in Hong Kong.