1. Composition technique: The use of foreground composition is evident, with cherry blossoms in the foreground serving as framing elements, placing the subject in the center of the frame, which adds depth and aesthetic appeal to the image while guiding the viewer's gaze towards the main character; there is also a hint of the rule of thirds, with the character roughly positioned in the lower third of the frame, achieving visual balance. 2. Framing scope: It is a medium shot. The image captures the full figure of the person, including their attire and physique, as well as the lakeside boardwalk environment they are in, and the surrounding natural scenery, reflecting the integration of the character with the setting. 3. Positioning angle: It is an eye-level angle. The camera is roughly at the same height as the character, naturally presenting their posture and creating a friendly, authentic visual experience, making the viewer feel as if they are at the scene, sharing the atmosphere with the character. 4. Lens focal length: It is speculated to be a medium to long focal length.

Liangma River Park - Riverside Railings and Bridge Surface

The model sits on the steps, and the photographer crouches on the step below the model, shooting upwards. Pose for the photo: The model sits on the stairs, looking up at the flowers or the camera, remember to stretch your legs downwards for a more elongated look. Shooting time: March 20th, 9:00 AM. Shooting equipment: Canon R6 with a 24-70mm lens.

Liangma River Park - Steps

The model is by the lower side of the river, while the photographer is on the upper side of the stairs, using some flowers as the foreground and adopting a frame composition with a blurred foreground. Use peach blossoms to frame the subject to increase the sense of depth in the picture. It is recommended to use an 85mm camera lens or a 2x smartphone zoom to highlight the subject and soften the background. 1. Shooting time: Choose to shoot around 9:00-11:00 AM or 3:00-5:00 PM when the light is soft. Shooting with the light can make both the peach blossoms and the person more outstanding. For other times, choose backlighting with a reflector. 2. Dressing advice: Match with JK, Lolita, French, and gentle clothing styles.

Liangma River Park - Riverside Railing

The model rests their hands on the railing, while the photographer squats below the steps to capture the surrounding peach blossoms. Pose: The model leans slightly forward with their hands on the railing. Shooting time: March 20th, 9:20 AM. Equipment: Canon R6 with a 24-70mm lens.

Liangma River Park - Railing under Peach Blossom Trees

The model stands at the bottom of the stairs, and the photographer stands on the railing above the stairs, zooming in for the shot, remember to include the peach blossoms in the foreground. 1. Photography equipment: Canon R6, 24-70mm lens. 2. Photo pose: The model walks back and forth in the corridor, and the photographer captures the moment.

Liangma River Park - Riverside Corridor

The model stands at the railing corner below the steps, with the photographer positioned behind the railing above the steps. Pose: The model can lean against the railing, tilt the head slightly, and let the hands hang naturally. Shooting time: March 16th, 9:00 AM. Equipment: Canon R6 with a 24-70mm lens.

Liangma River Park - Corner railing in front of the waterfall

1. Models can sit on the railing (be careful not to fall!), and the photographer takes a shot from below upwards, which can help avoid crowds; 2. Try to go with the sunlight, not against it, otherwise the image will be too bright and the person will be too dark. 1. Cameras with 35mm or 50mm focal lengths are both fine, and the aperture should be set larger, above F4; 2. For smartphones, it's recommended to use the 2x zoom.

Liangma River Park - Along the railings of the riverbank

1. The photographer is on the road, and the model goes down the stairs to the riverbank below. Use a telephoto lens to capture the model with flowers in the foreground. 2. The focal length should be at least 200mm, or a 5x optical zoom on a mobile phone (16 Pro). Bring a camera with a 200mm+ telephoto lens! Make sure your phone has at least a 5x optical zoom.

Liangma River Park - Riverbank Railing

Photo Spot Recommendations: 1️⃣ Iron railing, with flowers right behind, slightly angled view will make the flowers look denser. 2️⃣ Model by the lower river, photographer on the upper stair side, use some flowers as the foreground for stunning shots. Peach blossoms usually bloom from mid-March to early April. Optimal shooting times are from 9-11 AM or 3-5 PM when the light is soft, and shooting with the light can make both the peach blossoms and the subjects stand out more. For other times, consider backlighting with a reflector. Afternoons tend to be busier, so if you want to avoid the crowds, opt for the morning. After 1 PM, the number of people starts to increase. Considering Beijing's usual human traffic, this place is relatively quiet. 🖐🏻

Liangma River

1. Angle of Position: The photographer stands in the front side of the subject for a frontal shot, which clearly displays the subject's posture, expression, and interaction with the surrounding cherry blossom trees. 2. Composition Techniques: Use of contrast and foil composition methods. The blooming peach blossoms serve as the background to highlight the subject, with the pink flowers creating a stark color contrast against the black attire of the subject, emphasizing the subject and enriching the visual effect of the image. 3. Lens Suggestion: A standard lens should be used to retain the details of the peach blossoms, the texture of the subject's clothing, and the natural form of the overall scene, giving the image an authentic and natural atmosphere. 1. Equipment Parameters: Fujifilm SX10, 56mm, f1.4. 2. Additional Suggestions: ① The full bloom period is from March 14th to 20th, so it's advisable to rush this week; ② Photography time: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM.

Liangma River Park - Peach Blossoms