Using the rule of thirds, position the subject at the left one-third of the frame, leaving the right side to showcase the Bund street scenes and buildings, enhancing the spatial depth and layers of the image. A top-down angle can highlight the details of the afternoon tea set on the table, further reinforcing the scene's atmosphere. The background should appropriately include flowers and local architectural elements to create a sense of daily life and venue characteristics. Additional suggestions: It is recommended to shoot on a sunny day for better lighting.

Cocina19 Spanish Restaurant - Second Floor Balcony

The model is positioned on the right side of the frame, with the photographer using a top-down angle to balance the subject and the background. In the foreground, a terrace table and drinks are included, while in the background, the Bund’s clock tower and domed architectural ensemble are captured. The model sits naturally, holding a drink and turning sideways toward the camera, enhancing the interaction in the frame and incorporating more architectural details and ambiance. Travel Tip: Open hours are 14:00-01:00 (Monday to Friday) and 11:30-01:00 (Saturday and Sunday).

The Captain Bar - Pose for a Photo with the Architecture.

The model stands by the railing of the restaurant balcony, placed centrally in the frame using a central composition, shot at eye level. The European architecture is included on the left side of the frame, while the Oriental Pearl Tower is visible in the background on the right. The foreground features the balcony railing and flowers on the table to add depth. The model stands sideways against the railing, one hand resting on it, in a natural pose. It's recommended to use a standard focal length lens to balance the subject with the background architecture. 1. Travel Tips: It's best to shoot between 6:00 PM and 7:00 PM. 2. Additional Tips: Plan for about 15 minutes per table for photos.

Cocina19 Spanish Restaurant - Framed with the Pearl Tower

The photographer shoots from the front of the subject at eye level, with the subject and the food on the table centered in the frame. A standard lens is recommended to accurately depict the proportions of the subject, the food, and the background of the Bund buildings, clearly presenting the scene elements and the relaxed atmosphere. Travel Tips: Business hours are 14:00-01:00 (Monday to Friday) and 11:30-01:00 (Saturday to Sunday).

Captain's Restaurant and Bar - Take a photo with the terrace tables and chairs.

Use a centered composition with the subject positioned in the middle of the frame to highlight the main focus. The background should include the Bund's architectural ensemble and the Oriental Pearl Tower, while the foreground should retain some of the balcony's greenery to add depth. The photographer should stand and shoot from a slightly elevated angle. 1. Pose: The model should sit sideways on the balcony chair, naturally turning their head back over their shoulder with one hand gently touching their hair, maintaining a relaxed and natural posture. 2. Outfit Recommendation: It is suggested to wear a light-colored long dress for the shoot. 3. Additional Tips: When shooting in the summer, be sure to apply sunscreen and have insect repellent spray on hand.

Shanghai Captain Bar - Balcony view of the Bund and Oriental Pearl Tower

The photographer stands in front of the model to shoot. Using a central composition, the model is placed at the center of the frame to highlight the subject, with a vibrant city night view as the background to create a sense of atmosphere. A medium focal length lens is used to clearly capture the model's expression, clothing details, and the lighting effects of the background night scene. Travel Tips: Remember to arrive early on holidays, as regular bar seating cannot be reserved.

Flair Rooftop Restaurant & Bar - Window Seats

The photographer shoots horizontally using a 24mm focal length, trying to include as much of the building on the left in the composition as possible. Equipment settings: Sony A7M4, 24-70mm F2.8 lens.

Casanova Restaurant - Terrace for a Night View of the Bund Architectures

The photographer stands slightly in front of the model's left side, adjusting the distance based on the lens focal length. Position the subject a bit to the right of the center of the frame, find the right angle to capture the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Bund skyline. 1. Pose: The model turns slightly to the side and holds a French fry as a prop, while the photographer captures the moment. 2. Additional tips: The Bund lights up at 18:00. The photography style varies significantly between daytime and nighttime.

Captain's Restaurant and Bar - Terrace

The model is positioned at the center of the frame, with the terrace’s street view and green plants and flowers in the background, adding depth to the photo and providing a relaxed dining atmosphere. Travel Tips: You must make a purchase to take photos. You cannot sit at the outdoor photo spots. Each table is limited to 15 minutes, and you need to inform the server to queue for you. To secure a seat at the front two outdoor tables, you must arrive early.

Cocina 19 Spanish Restaurant - Outdoor Dining Area