Photography Tips

Shooting Angles: Stand at the bottom of the stairs and use a wide-angle lens to shoot upwards, capturing the vibrant cartoon graffiti on the stairs along with the sky above, highlighting the depth of the stairs and the visual impact of the graffiti. Move to the middle platform of the stairs and switch to a medium to long telephoto lens to focus on a specific graffiti pattern, emphasizing the exaggerated lines, vibrant color combinations, or intricate details, showcasing the unique charm of street art. At the top of the stairs, shoot from a bird's-eye view, using the winding curve of the stairs to create a sense of depth with the foreground steps and the background buildings, adding richness to the composition. Posing Tips: ① Stand sideways next to the stair railing, gently touching the wall graffiti with one hand while the other hangs naturally, slightly tilting your head towards the camera, capturing the moment of intimate interaction with the graffiti. ② Sit on the stair steps, crossing your legs casually, with one hand resting on the step behind you and the other making a playful gesture, using a low-angle shot to create a youthful and artistic atmosphere. ③ Stand at a distance to the side of the stairs, facing away from the camera, with both arms outstretched pointing towards the graffiti-covered stairs, slightly turning your body to look back, using the contrast of light and shadow to capture a moment of dynamic interaction with the graffiti stairs.