The photographer takes a low-angle shot with a slight upward tilt, capturing the model standing on rocks by the lakeside, with arms naturally extended forward to highlight the pose's tension and elongate the leg proportions. The composition is centered, with the model positioned slightly above the center of the frame, using the lake and distant buildings as the background to add depth. A 50mm camera lens or the 2x zoom on a smartphone is recommended to use a medium focal length that emphasizes the subject while avoiding excessive background compression. 1. Pose: Stand on the rocks by the lakeside with arms naturally extended forward. 2. Timing: The best time for shooting is from late March to mid-April when the flowers are in full bloom. 3. Outfit Suggestions: For a fresh, Japanese style, choose light-colored dresses or JK uniforms; for a traditional Hanfu style, select Hanfu that complements the cherry blossom tones.

Yuyuan Tan Park - Lakeside

You can take a top-down shot, with the model squatting down, which allows you to capture the shimmering water and the person, creating a clean and tidy composition. Since Yuyuantan Park can be quite crowded, try to use the lake as the background to avoid a messy scene with pathways in the background.

Yuyuan Tan Park - Waterside

The model stands under a cherry blossom tree, close to the green safety line. The photographer is positioned 2-3 meters in front of the model, shooting from a low angle. 1. Equipment Parameters: Fuji XT5 + 16-50mm lens. 2. Travel Tips: ① Admission is $10 per person. Opening hours are 6:00 AM to 9:30 PM, with the latest entry at 9:00 PM. ② It is recommended to arrive before 9:00 AM for shooting or in the evening to capture the night cherry blossoms, as other times can be very crowded.

Yuyantan Park - Under the cherry blossoms by the water's edge

The model is sitting on a stone bench by the lakeside, while the photographer crouches down to frame the shot, slightly tilting the camera upward to enhance the depth of the scene. Place the model at the lower one-third of the frame, with the TV tower and plum blossoms forming a picturesque background. It’s recommended to use a medium telephoto lens to capture both the subject and the background details. Travel Tip: Shoot before 9 AM or after 5 PM for the best lighting, which makes for more stunning photos.

Yuyuan Tan Park - a frame with plum blossom trees by the lake and the TV tower.

The model is sitting on a stone by the lakeside, and the photographer is positioned slightly behind and to the side of the model. Using a frame-within-a-frame composition, the photographer captures the model through the hanging willow branches, placing the model at the center of the frame. The background includes the lake, distant buildings, and trees. A medium to long focal length lens is used to highlight the model's pose, clothing details, and the overall atmosphere. Travel Tip: Avoid shooting during midday; early morning or late afternoon is better for photography.

Yuyan Tan Park - Under the Williw Trees by the Lake

The photographer steps back slightly to capture both the cherry blossoms and the TV tower in the frame, using the rule of thirds to position the TV tower near the upper right third of the image. A 35mm focal length on a camera or the 1x mode on a phone is recommended. The cherry blossom branches should dominate the upper part of the frame, while the model stands in the lower left area, balancing the background and the subject to ensure a harmonious composition.

Yuyan Tan Park - Late Cherry Blossoms Along the Roadside and the TV Tower

Have the model sit or stand on the rock, and have the photographer crouch in front to capture a beautiful foreground and background. Photography tip: Use a small aperture to keep both the foreground and background in sharp focus. If you use a large aperture, you can blur the TV tower.

Yuyan Tan Park - Gazing at the TV Tower from under the cherry blossoms by the lake.

The photographer stands by the lakeside, shooting at eye level, roughly at the same height as the lake surface, using the central axis of the bridge as a reference point. The trees, sky, and lake surface on both sides of the bridge are symmetrically distributed. A wide-angle lens is used to capture the vast expanse of the lake and sky. 1. Travel Tips: ① Ticket Prices: During the cherry blossom season, the full price ticket for Yuyuantan Park is 10 RMB per person, and the half price ticket is 5 RMB per person. ② Best Time to Shoot: Try to avoid weekends and holidays. There are fewer people on weekdays or after 3:00 PM, which makes it easier to take good photos. 2. Additional Tips: ① The cherry blossom season is from early to mid-April. ② The temperature difference between morning and evening is significant, so remember to bring a light jacket. ③ Wear comfortable athletic shoes, as the park is large and you will need to walk around 10,000 steps. ④ If you drive, park at the China Millennium Monument parking lot, which is a 5-minute walk from the park entrance.

Yuyuantan Park - Zhongdi Bridge

The model stands under the cherry blossom tree, next to the green guardrail. The photographer is positioned at a 45-degree angle, about 6-7 meters away from the model, taking a slightly side-on shot of the blossoming pink cherry blossoms. 1. Travel Tips: ① Admission: $10 per person, Open Hours: 6:00 AM - 9:30 PM, Last Entry: 9:00 PM ② It's recommended to arrive before 9:00 AM for shooting or to photograph the cherry blossoms at night, as the area can get very crowded at other times. 2. Photography Equipment: This photo was taken with a Fuji XT-5 and a 16-50mm lens.

Yuyuantan Park - Under the Pink Cherry Blossom Trees

Low-angle shot: The photographer squats down, pointing the camera upward, using cherry blossom branches as a blurred foreground, with the model standing among the flowers. Use a low angle or wide aperture for close-ups to avoid crowds.

Yuyuan Tan Park - Yuanxiang Garden Cherry Blossom Forest