The model stands in front of the cherry blossom garden, right next to the green guardrail, with the photographer positioned 3-4 meters directly in front, shooting from a slightly low angle to capture the blooming cherry blossoms. 1. Equipment: - Camera: Fuji XT-5 - Lens: 16-50mm 2. Posing Suggestions: - Face the camera, spread your arms, and slightly tilt your head up. - Stand sideways to the camera, slightly tilt your head up, and place your hands together in front of your body. 3. Travel Tips: - Admission: $10 per person - Opening hours: 6:00 AM - 9:30 PM, last entry at 9:00 PM - Arrive before 9:00 AM for shooting or visit in the evening to capture the night cherry blossoms; other times are very crowded. Recommended to wear light-colored clothing, such as a white dress, a pink top with a white skirt. The overall style should be fresh and elegant, complementing the cherry blossom background. Adjust the angle during shooting to use backlighting or side lighting to highlight the translucency of the cherry blossoms. You can use a bench as an additional shooting point to add depth to the shot. Try naturally spreading your arms, looking up at the sky, or standing sideways and gently touching the cherry blossom branches to create a natural and beautiful atmosphere. It's suggested to carry a small handbag, white or pink accessories, or use a transparent umbrella to add depth to the photo. Plan to visit on a clear morning or late afternoon when the light is soft, and avoid peak crowd hours. The best time for cherry blossom viewing is from late March to early April.

Yuyuan Tan Park - Northwest Corner - Under the Cherry Blossom Trees

The photographer stands at a high vantage point to shoot from above, ensuring that the swing and cherry blossom tree form a complete frame with the model centered in the image. Use framing composition by surrounding the swing and the model with cherry blossom branches to highlight the subject and enhance the depth of the photo. The background is primarily a pink field, while the foreground includes some cherry blossom branches to add more detail and atmosphere. This approach captures both the overall scene and appropriate details. Travel Tip: The Yuyuantan Cherry Blossom Festival sells limited-edition creative products on site every Saturday and Sunday. It’s recommended to visit during the weekend.

Yuyan Tan Park in Beijing - White Swing Cherry Blossom Tree

The model holds a transparent umbrella under the cherry blossom tree, while the photographer takes a low-angle shot from a diagonal position below the model. Using a central composition, the model is placed at the center of the frame, with the blue sky and cherry blossoms as the backdrop. A medium focal length lens is used to highlight the model's posture and capture the details and light effects of the cherry blossoms. Additional tip: Bring a stool, as the crowds can be dense and the cherry blossoms are often high. Standing on a stool can help you avoid the crowds.

Yuyuan Tan Park - Under the Cherry Blossom Trees

Look for a road with dense cherry blossom trees. The photographer should stand under the cherry blossom trees and shoot upward toward the TV tower. Place the TV tower in the center of the frame, with the cherry blossoms as the foreground, occupying about one-third of the frame, and the sky as the background, occupying about two-thirds of the frame. If you have a telephoto lens, it's recommended to bring it, as using the telephoto range can create a more compressed perspective. 1. Equipment specifications: Nikon Z6 II, lens 28-75mm. 2. Shooting time: It is recommended to start shooting between 7:00-8:00 AM, when the light is softer and the contrast is lower, and there are fewer people, making it easier to capture good shots. You can also shoot during sunset for the golden hour with cherry blossoms in the light, or in the evening for night cherry blossoms. 3. Additional tips: The best time for viewing cherry blossoms is from late March to mid-April, when there are a variety of cherry blossom trees and the reflection of the lake and flowers create a picturesque scene.

Yuyuan Tan Park - Cherry Blossoms in Front of the Tower

1. Shooting Angle: The photographer stands slightly behind and to the side of the subject, shooting at eye level. 2. Composition Techniques: Use foreground composition with cherry blossom branches to add depth to the frame; employ central composition with the subject positioned in the center of the image; use contrast composition with the subject’s pink top contrasting with the blue sky and lake. 3. Lens Usage: Utilize a medium to long focal length lens to blur the foreground cherry blossoms, highlight the subject, and compress the space for a tighter and more focused image. 1. Travel Tips: ① Admission Fee: No admission fee required. ② Best Time for Photography: The blossoms are expected to peak in mid-April. 2. Outfit Suggestions: Try a pink outfit to match the cherry blossoms.

Yuyuan Tan Park - under the cherry blossom trees by the lake